Bricolage Collective has released a new compilation album featuring one of my music tracks. Please show your support by checking out the album which is available via BandCamp.
From Bricolage’s BandCamp page:
Volumes 1 and 2 of our various artists compilations spanned all corners of the globe and provided some fantastic sounds. For Volume 3 we’ve stayed closer to home and delivered a substantial range of tracks that are all products of Scotland. In sticking with the theme of the previous compilations, the sounds are as eclectic as ever. Music from Alpha Skies, Dreamland Fantasy, Nova Noma, Gregor Garnutsi and many more.
It’s been a long while since I’ve written any new music. This track was written mainly just to get me back into the swing of things and to try out some new mixing and effects techniques. Enjoy! (^_^)
It was just recently brought to my attention that some people were having difficulties posting comments to this site. Hopefully that issue has now been resolved, but if anyone is still having issues they can leave a message using the contact form.
A page for Image2BBC, the BBC Micro image conversion software, has recently been created on Facebook. For the latest news and updates, please visit https://www.facebook.com/Image2BBC.
This is my contribution for the second stage of the Piano Cloud‘s Wedding Challenge part 3 (Something Borrowed). This part of the challenge involved “borrowing” someone else’s piece of music (submitted during the previous stage) and doing our own interpretation of it.
The original piano music is by Brad Stark and is available here:
This was an experiment to see if I could display text within a spectrogram. I used Spectrasonics’ Omnisphere synth to generate sine waves at various frequencies to construct the characters. I used Renoise to program the letters, numbers, etc. as individual patterns and then sequenced these patterns to form words. iZotope’s Insight was used as the spectrogram.
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I have released my 3D model based on the TARDIS from the BBC television series Doctor Who. My model is based on the Brachacki version of the TARDIS that was featured during William Hartnell’s tenure as the first Doctor.
The model can be downloaded from <a href=”http://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm/ID/833552″ target=”_blank”>TurboSquid in Cinema 4D format.
Bricolage Collective has released a new compilation album featuring one of my music tracks. Please show your support by checking out the album which is available via BandCamp.