Music | Museum Of Microcassette Art. Music | Dictafawn. Current Condition. Monster Rally. Tacos Al Vaporwave | Σшρτγ. Neighbor Noise Demo Reel | Neighbor Noise. Chimpanzebras. I Redesigned Famous Yugoslavian Posters To Bring Back Good Memories. Yugoslavia was a socialist country in the South-East Europe during the 20th century. The constituent six Socialist Republics that made up the country were Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, SR Croatia, SR Macedonia, SR Montenegro, SR Slovenia, and SR Serbia. Since I grew up in this country, I wanted to make something that will bring back the good old memories. Yugoslavia was known for the developed industry and many successful brands, so I made a redesign of its logos. I tried to make something modern ,sophisticated but also something that will contain the most important and recognizable elements of the brand. Unfortunately, many of the factories do not exist anymore.
I would like to introduce to you the high-developed design of that time. Be okay (with Avec Avec) | bo en. Gary | cipinko. Be okay (with Avec Avec) | bo en. Dusty Cassette EP | Louis La Roche. Andrés Calamaro. NSB Radio | Breaks & Breakbeat Radio | Electronic Dance Music | Live DJs 24/7. Hi gang. Big ups to those of you who tuned in last night, I hope you enjoyed the funk! Hubie Sounds 080 is now available to stream and download via the links below… >> Stream Hubie Sounds via Mixcloud << >> Download Hubie Sounds << Here’s the tracklist… Read the rest of this entry » Posted by rejectbeats Apr 7 Here’s The rejectbeats Show archive and track listing for 3rd April.
You can download the full show here… Read the rest of this entry » Alrighty, it’s time for another Hubie Sounds and this week I’ll be getting funkier than a pair of your favourite disco pants. As well as the usual selection of dirty house, breaks and bass music, I’ll be presenting a DJ set recorded live in the Bass[sic] room at last week’s funktacular Rockit Science 6th Birthday Party, which took place at The Big Chill House here in London. Hubie Sounds 080 – Tuesday 8th April @ 9pm BST – live and direct on NSB Radio!
Make sure you pop into the NSB Chatroom and say hello! Hubie x Read the rest of this entry » Chevy One Apr 1 1. Mr OIZO - Positif. We're A Record Label From Wales | Serein. D A T A F R U I T S . F M. Sound and Vision Magazine | Home Theater and Stereo Reviews, Best HDTVs, Music, Blu-ray. Microtonal Music by Prent Rodgers. The Diamond Marimba Java Applet Click on the image below to start the DiamondMarimba Java Applet. Please note that the applet uses the Swing API, and Java 1.2.2 (Java "2"), and will not run unless you download the Java Plug-in (Sun Java Download Site). There is code in the HTML pointed to by the picture of the diamond marimba that invokes the magic to get the plug-in to process the page. The Applet is in a jar file that takes a while to load.
Afterpop.tv | approaching silence. Musical Geometry. Music and Virtual flowers home page Intro, The major chord as a triangle, Pure or just intonation, The minor chord as a downward pointing triangle, Lattice keyboards, Into the third dimensison - musical sculpture, The cubic lattice of chords, Into the fourth space dimension and higher Intro Visit the Test my Midi player page before you listen to these clips - to find out if you can hear them tuned as intended. When you click on one of the pictures on this page, you may hear a clip played in the background, or it may get played in a separate midi player, or it may open a new web page each time, depending on the setup for your browser and midi player.
In particular, Quicktime normally plays them in a new page. This page work best if you have the type of set up where the clip plays in the background or a separate midi player. If you have the type of setup where the clip gets played in a new window each time, be sure to use the new window version of this page top The major chord as a triangle. How Vinyl Records Are Made–And How to Pirate A Vinyl Record | DO IT: Projects, Plans and How-tos. Vinyl records have a unique place in the world of music media. Aside from their warm analog tone, vinyl is the only popular medium that is nearly impossible to create or duplicate at home – something that can’t be claimed by cassettes, CDs, DVDs, and certainly not mp3s. Not to be an apologist for piracy, this inherently creates more value for recorded music than using an easily reproducible medium (be it physically or digitally) does.
But as we all know, digital is the present and the future, and I am not complaining about that at all; one look at my iTunes playlist and you’ll know what I mean. A while back, the site qj.net ran a piece on how to “pirate” a vinyl record using normal silicone casting materials. Sadly, the link is broken, but thanks to the Wayback Machine, I’ve pulled the archived copy up and am attaching it here for posterity: Posted May 14, 2006 at 06:49AM by Anna S.Listed in: Misc. So you thought you’ve pirated everything huh? Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Pour in the mixture. Create Digital Music. MPMF. AudiogoN: The High-end Audio Community. UTVÆR!