7.28.2007
MATRIXSYNTH Post
So cool, i just sent matrixsynth (a regular updated interesting synth blog) a message, and a post of it showed up on the site not moments after, courtesy of matrixsynth, thats such a cool thing! Ok i'm seriously a nerd, but i read this synth page everyday, and its just neat to see something i found up on the site! also, point of notice, i never knew tool had a ems synthi, its so odd to see this synth show up all over the place now!
5.26.2007
shocking....photographic work of chris jordan
Depicts two million plastic beverage bottles, the number used in the US every five minutes.
So i was wondering about online today, and i happened to look through a few of the links on Radiohead's website (which is also great by the way), I'm always trying to locate a new piece of good information ya know...wherever the source might come from!
Radiohead is very active in projecting environmental awareness about our planet, which is a un-addressed issue by many of us in the world today unfortunately...seeing as it kills us as the human race! global warming is a real thing!!! our children will see this problem in their lifetime....we will see this in our lifetime, and the consequences of it are truly dire!
the Earth is truly a lot like us....and we are like the flu to the earth....hurricane Katrina? truly a tragedy that many of us felt, imagine this in vast levels, imagine the earth getting a "fever" and slowly destroying itself, and us along with it.....and its our faults, we breed and breed and grow as a society, and make so much waste that its overwhelming for the world.... especially us as Americans! SORRY, *PHEW* but we waste without hesitation, remorse, understanding of what we do...chris jordan's photographic work truly puts it into perspective in a way maybe more of us can understand......we hear statistics rattled off all the time, and no one pays mind to them....because these numbers of waste are so huge....take a look at this and let it impact you in a positive way!
Chris Jordan Photo Experience
So i was wondering about online today, and i happened to look through a few of the links on Radiohead's website (which is also great by the way), I'm always trying to locate a new piece of good information ya know...wherever the source might come from!
Radiohead is very active in projecting environmental awareness about our planet, which is a un-addressed issue by many of us in the world today unfortunately...seeing as it kills us as the human race! global warming is a real thing!!! our children will see this problem in their lifetime....we will see this in our lifetime, and the consequences of it are truly dire!
the Earth is truly a lot like us....and we are like the flu to the earth....hurricane Katrina? truly a tragedy that many of us felt, imagine this in vast levels, imagine the earth getting a "fever" and slowly destroying itself, and us along with it.....and its our faults, we breed and breed and grow as a society, and make so much waste that its overwhelming for the world.... especially us as Americans! SORRY, *PHEW* but we waste without hesitation, remorse, understanding of what we do...chris jordan's photographic work truly puts it into perspective in a way maybe more of us can understand......we hear statistics rattled off all the time, and no one pays mind to them....because these numbers of waste are so huge....take a look at this and let it impact you in a positive way!
Chris Jordan Photo Experience
5.14.2007
my equipment...its sad i know.
well for the curious (and my own personal masturbatory desires...sorry i know im a little creepy) i have decided to add a list of my scarce studio beginnings as of current...i seriously need money! along with the major items (new interface, ram, midi cables etc.) i really am desiring a korg ms-20, a yamaha an1x, a akai mpc 1000, a decent turntable, a unicorn, and two gallons of malt liquor.....anybody? anyways heres the list of current lovelies enjoy folks!
akai ax-60 - polyphonic 61 key analog synth/sonic eardrum sodomizer ...the neighbors love it
akai s900 - classic low bit slow as snails sampler. great addition to the noisemonster above, also dr. dre used it..now i rock
korg poly-800 - i could seriously do the soundtrack to short circuit 3 with this crap box!
acoustic guitar- unknown brand, basically starting point for most of my ideas, my baby
fender strat- going to the shop soon for upgrades, pickups, a few minor re-wirings
frostwave resonator (glorious ms-20 filter clone)- if you twist the knobs just right....it'll make you soil your pants..in a good way.
dell dimension 2350 2.2ghz 1gig rm 30gig hd- upgrade someone?! haha i'm surprised i can get more than 1 track of atari bleeps outta this thing, although that wouldn't entirely be a bad thing
akai ax-60 - polyphonic 61 key analog synth/sonic eardrum sodomizer ...the neighbors love it
akai s900 - classic low bit slow as snails sampler. great addition to the noisemonster above, also dr. dre used it..now i rock
korg poly-800 - i could seriously do the soundtrack to short circuit 3 with this crap box!
acoustic guitar- unknown brand, basically starting point for most of my ideas, my baby
fender strat- going to the shop soon for upgrades, pickups, a few minor re-wirings
frostwave resonator (glorious ms-20 filter clone)- if you twist the knobs just right....it'll make you soil your pants..in a good way.
dell dimension 2350 2.2ghz 1gig rm 30gig hd- upgrade someone?! haha i'm surprised i can get more than 1 track of atari bleeps outta this thing, although that wouldn't entirely be a bad thing
the yamaha an1x - i want u.
can i just say how badly i want one of these damn things?! if only one would pop up sometime with a decent price on ebay....i love the idea of being able to record panning and other such things into your patches....and it sounds like castlevania.....enough said.
3.31.2007
hey
hey everyone, just decided to start a new blog here! i think at this point in my life it might be fun to express some of my stories, thoughts, ideas, music, and whatever else i feel necessary to ramble about on here! phew! later for now!
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