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It uses PHP, MySQL, XHTML and CSS.

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Hey guys, I finally got around to uploading some of my music. Currently there are three tracks available (full download!) Fireman Joe

TrackOne - The first track I ever made; short, electronic, thumpin'. =D
Funky Triad Rap - The first track I recorded my own vocals for. A rap entry for Tha Sauce's People's Remixing Competition. Nerdcore style with self-depreciative parody. ;P
Chaos Cave - A track for a small game I'm writing the score for. Expect more of this in the future. A friend likened it a bit to Chris Vrenna, while my sister says it reminds her of the Perfect Dark soundtrack. =)

Hope you like it! =)

Hey,

I work for a software company, so I'm busy looking after sales, building up a knowledgebase for the community.

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zeppy
i like psy and i like folk, and i like how your thinking

advice?
suspicious minds - i liked each element: the chirpy guitar, the samples about our children and the war on terrorism etc.. the mood conflicts a little. in my opinion you should pick different guitar tunes for the different samples to add to the mood of it.. you can have many moods in a song - think about it


raw zann - you can have psychotic random samples, but don't let them clash with your fantastic folk lyrics or any guitar solos. maybe not-so-loud or ambient sound doesn't clash with lyricsfantastic song to pick though. i've always wanted to record a somber song in this style and put some sound of a 'city gutter sitting' ambient sound over it, or record the lyrics in the toilet of a loud pub.or somfin like.

la foudre - nice, i think evil ghosts invaded 1/3rd way through.. was there double bass in any of these tracks or just a second guitar?

if i was carpet- i like

mi jong, adjust the levels on the sample where it says 'ask you' its way too high, and sounds like a chainsaw when in comes through my speakers..not bad

r4ttl3: thanks for all the constructive comments. I'm listening to your album as I write this, and I'm liking what I hear.

Electromagnetic Candy: this is a fun track. I love how the sample re-emerges at the end.

Breakfast Pop: it's fun working with familiar samples like Pac-Man and Red Dwarf. I did an entire song from Homestar Runner samples for the ¡Akerue! project (it's called Homestra - you can check it out if I uploaded it...

Insanity Freaks: the noise you generate is quite interesting, but you have a tendency to find a cool sound and repeat it - a lot. This one ends too fast for me.

Mass Disfunction: good samples, but again the synth sounds go into repeat. I guess I have the same problem at times.

OK, I have to go. I'll listen to more later.

Ah, buzzwords

I would love to hear that. Chapman Stick has such a fascinating sound - it always reminds me of Bruce Cockburn. Never heard of Ostrich Guitar or Bass, but hey, it sounds fascinating. Let us know if you post any of this stuff.

Here's a very, very tiny little excerpt from it: http://media.putfile.com/Exhibit-A
But only in midi sound.

I have two ongoing electronic music projects:

skin contact (dark-ish electronic)
Fugue State (idm/ambient/electronica?)

Thanks to all who might listen...

Well there is my music project Residuum, then there is my website Der Große Bruder, (German for Big Brother), dedicated to surveillance and control, then I work as a freelance writer for a well-known German internet magazine, then I DJ regularly, then ...