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Archive for the ‘technofetish’ Category

because yes it’s already happening

Sunday, February 5th, 2012

The robots already know where our heads are. We either become friends with them or, well. Look at how well that crowd of people is tracked. It seems super sinister, but at the same time liberating. Because now we know for sure these issues are going to come up, so might as well start climbing up those hills now.

Please forgive me, ancestors whom I’ve recycled or thrown into landfills.

THIS ELECTRIC LIFE

Thursday, December 29th, 2011

THE CHEAP MAN’S ALTERNATIVE: SPECTROGRAM

Saturday, December 17th, 2011

Since I don’t want to drop the cash on Ozone or half that cash on an analyzer-only VST, I am resorting to bouncing short loops of single-track audio to disk to examine it in Audacity or Foobar2000. In Audacity you can actually zoom in and get higher detail, but Foobar is better for quick comparisons. And you can full-screen it in Foobar (have not looked for this in Audacity yet).

GRIST IN THE MASCHINE

Tuesday, October 4th, 2011

Micro Maschine, or, to be exact, Maschine Mikro.

Can you blame me? It makes my cheapie Akai set look extra sad, AND is only $250 more than I paid for the Akai. If I only knew. :(

And yes, I have played with a Maschine, for a good while at my friend’s place, after I convinced him to buy one. Soon he will have a car and travel it out to my town and I will at least be able to get out my maschinelust while making maschinekunst, if only temporarily.

Once my car is back together, though….

Fender Rhodes Chroma

Sunday, May 15th, 2011

Looks AND sounds totally sci-fi. If this isn’t a colortastic synth experience, I don’t know what is.