- RT @micromusic: Buskerdroid performance at the first EINDBAAS: http://www.buskerdroid.com/2010/07/buskerdroid-on-eindzine-nl/ #
- RT @fatdaddysdallas: @dadsvenue South Korean pop group ‘Girls’ Generation’ gets a chiptune makeover: I’ve never… http://goo.gl/fb/qBLEa #
- Betterer Pulsar echo demo http://ow.ly/2L2nI #
- Create Digital Music : Skale tracker ported to your browser http://ow.ly/2L2Cq #
- ViRT » Shantae: Risky’s Revenge OST http://ow.ly/2L4IC #
- JOSOU MAN (“Tsuitete?Lucky” cover) – Chibi-tech http://ow.ly/2LfmX #
Tag: Create Digital Music
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TCTD Links for 2010-09-28
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TCTD Links for 2010-09-01
- “Airbrushed” (RAC Remix) by Anamanaguchi http://ow.ly/2xCGB #
- Whuttt??? – Commodore USA to relaunch Amiga brand with series of AROS desktops http://ow.ly/2xCLc #
- Neil Voss – OK Go – Twelve Remixes of Four Songs #
- Sundown 2010 « 3-5th September 2010 http://ow.ly/2xX5k #
- RT @Depreci8onGuild: WORLD PREMIERE VIDEO! Hey friends, our brand new video just premiered at Stereogum.com! http://fb.me/wFF4XSGy #
- Create Digital Music » In Photos: Discovering Sound Making, Electronics at Culturefix NYC with NYC chip artistes http://ow.ly/2y5N3 #
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Gijs Gieskes at OFFF
CDM has an interesting discussion about technology and the democratic nature of cheap and easily available tech tools. Also a good look at another super Gijs Gieskes performance.
What does it mean to truly democratize technology? When is DIY more than just the creation of an object? That’s the question asked by our friend Julià Carboneras, who curated the new Nerdeferences feature of the OFFF digital design conference in Portugal last week. DIY is more than just cool devices, argues Julià: it’s social hacking, too. He brought together myself, Instructables.com founder Eric Wilhelm, and musical inventor and artist Gijs Gieskes (who stole the show, showing some creations live onstage). But there was a bigger picture, too, that I wanted to share.
via Create Digital Music » Democratizing Creative Tech: Julià Carboneras, OFFF English + Espanol.
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Nuff of the Hate howz bout da luv
I have no doubt that we could have more screaming crowds of people in laptop music, for instance, and that even the world’s hot spots (hello, London, New York, Berlin, Melbourne, and company) would like their scenes to improve. Obviously, the 8-bit scene benefits from timing and their unique field. But that doesn’t mean you can’t learn from them and fight for your own Indietronica Augmented Microtonal Banjo movement.