Calling all callees. The always jamming Crosby will be popping off nicely August 13th with yours truly and some dear dear friends Patchwork Pirates from London. We’ll be out doing some dates, documenting the whole process in the usual style, you’ll hear more, but this could be one of the one of the more rowdy and intimate jams. See you there.
Chalk another one up to the Japanese for one of the most entertaining television shows ever. Highlights include dog drooling after 20 beef jerkys on his face and 300 snack bones on a dog laying down.
Our buddy Skeet Skeet was nice enough to host up two brand new remixes of my track Flying Rats! Curtis Vodka made a full on banger and Dstar made an italo influenced sort of relaxed dutch lead track. Both are awesome and both are available for a free download from Skeet’s site right here:
Fast forward to 6 minutes in. This guy is obviously way better at programming than he is at making exciting YouTubes.
Check out this Augmented Reality plugin for Ableton that allows you to control your sequencer by moving blocks around in front of a webcam. It’s free for download here and all you need is a webcam, a printer, and Ableton to make it work.
Now if only they would add sweet visuals to it like the real Reactable.
First, I get a call that my computer is back from Apple Repair HQ in Texas, I brought it in because it would turn on but screen was pure darkness and unresponsive. Not awesome. The nice “Genius,” told me that it was probably the video card and I had nothing to but it “Couuuuld be the hard-drive,” WHAT! O’ and he informed me that my Apple Care ended three weeks prior, WHAT!! Well he way was off, to our surprise they had to replace the mother board and my super-drive. And for some insane reason, THEY DIDN’T CHARGE ME! WHAT!!! I basically have a brand new computer for free.
Here’s where the above photo comes into the play. Riding this high I decided to check out Penny Lane Records in Pasadena. I proceeded to come up on the one of the, if not the most eclectic batch of records in all of my days. Plus, I didn’t even know the Sebastian Tellier and Suicidal Tendencies records were color vinyl until I got home! WHAT!!!!
