Tag: mobile music

It’s a big passion for me. Making music on the move is something I’ve been doing for a long time and I hope to do it far into the future.

Punchdrunk, part 1.

Posted by on in Making things, Mobile Applications, Music

Originally I wanted to release Punchdrunk as a collection of 60 1 minute songs which described a single fictitious day in a person’s life. However, I’ve never finished all the songs. So I’ve decided to release it in a series of batches.

The first batch is 20 instrumental tracks, which would have been the first 20 songs on the whole album.

After this I’ll release another two batches of instrumentals and then finally a collection of the actual songs that I did finish.
credits
released 09 February 2013
These tracks were made with Bhajis loops on a Palm PDA, a Tungsten T3, Zire 72, Tungsten E and a Song Clie NX73V.

Here come the short waves …

Posted by on in Listening, Making things, Music, Sounds

http://bandcamp.com/EmbeddedPlayer/v=2/album=1968367277/size=grande3/bgcol=FFFFFF/linkcol=4285BB/

Some more new (old) music from me that I still haven’t finished and now don’t intend to. This short collection of tracks is probably even less polished than the previous, but it is something I really liked the idea of, but just didn’t finish off in the end.

I hope you enjoy it. Just remember, it isn’t finished at all!

DS Homebrew applications

Posted by on in Mobile Applications, Music

My friend Concreted0g (Jo) sent me this GB adapter for my DS Lite, and I’ve been looking at some of the apps on there. I’m hoping to spend a lot more time with some of these as they are a part of the history of the early days of mobile music.

Pd on Android

Posted by on in Tech

Getting Pd up and running on an Android device. Good to see it running, but I do wonder what I’ll do with it next.

The Sphero is on the go

Posted by on in Creative Process, Robotics, Tech

I’m really intrigued by the idea of physical objects interacting with the real world, which is why I decided to get a Sphero ball. It’s a very interesting device, and there are a few apps that work with it, including especially Shapesynth, which makes some amazing sounds.

So I’m just getting started now on this, and starting to think about how I can use Sphero in a variety of different settings.