For folks who follow this site directly on bluesky you might have noticed that the view there has… problems. I’m mostly posting this to see if some of those problems have been resolved.
Unfortunately, as things stand, bluesky is really just not a great substitute for a proper feed reader, so I’d suggest getting one of those instead rather than trying to have a single social feed be your one view to the universe.
I will be once again performing at the Trans Academy’s “Moonlit” concert series, this time for the European time slot. Join TRANS.7885 for access, or watch on the Twitch stream.
I will be performing a song or two, depending on avalable time.
I will be performing at Wolfie’s Hangout for their second anniversay celebration, in benefit of Doctors Without Borders. Join group CMFS.6845 to get access to the concert instance! Or, watch on Twitch.
Scheduled time is approximate and subject to change.
Convolution reverbs are pretty neat. Basically you take a recording of a space’s acoustics and then the reverb characteristics of that space can then be applied to any audio signal. I usually use convolution reverbs for most of my music, since it’s a lot easier for me to use someone’s recorded impulse response of, say, the Ulm chapel than to fly to Germany to record there in person.
You can also use recordings of things other than acoustic spaces for interesting effects; Logic’s Space Designer comes with a whole bunch of impulse responses that are used for various effects, including drum transformers, ghost rhythms, and other such things. A lot of my more sound designy stuff makes heavy use of this.
But what if you use whole songs as an impulse response?
Gosh, I almost forgot to post this, but that’s because I haven’t actually listened to much music this week. Dunno why. But here’s some things I heard:
The We ♥ Katamari soundtrack; specifically I have an old gamerip that unfortunately has the full per-level runtime tracks which get kind of old after a while, but it was surprisingly fun to listen to while driving for some errands
I didn’t listen to much music this week, but here’s some stuff I enjoyed:
Benny Benassi - Electroman: I bought this because “Good Girl” was on Lumines Electric Symphony for the PS Vita, pretty much the only game that I spent any significant amount of time playing on that doomed system. The album as a whole seems like it’s a lighthearted parody/homage of all of the dance music styles that were popular in 2011. Or at least I found a lot of humor in it.
The Rainbow Disconnection by Sad Kermit: I absolutely cannot believe that this album is allowed to continue to exist. I could have sworn it was DMCAed at one point. Also back when I got it, it was a free download from the artist’s website, I think. There’s more tracks that have been added since my acquisition.
I will be once again performing the song Everybody Calm Down at the Trans Academy’s “Moonlit” concert series, this time for the North America time slot. Join TRANS.7885 for access, or watch on the Twitch stream.
This will be the last time I can perform at Trans Academy Moonlit NA for a while.
Hey, it’s a new year! I’m going to try to keep these posts going for a while, I think. As always, these are just highlights; if you want to see my full listening history you can check out my last.fm profile.
We’re back with one of VRChat’s biggest events throughout the year, and the Furry Hideout’s most important piece of yearly media Dec 29-31!
The regular Furry Hideout will have a portal to the event space, and we hope to see you and your friends in the group instances in VRChat.… pic.twitter.com/GKkwYYa1nx