Archive for the ‘tekstuff’ Category

I decided to do some posts about my favourite plug ins…
starting from the free ones…starting from firefox:
hyperwords : a must have…to search the web behind and after google…translate, convert currency and any sort of measure just clicking on a word….a great tool to crawl around.
cooliris : the coolest…no words
lastpass : finally stop to remember all the log in passwords to different websites and shops and registration forms…so useful.
down them all : download manager…no need to explain I guess.
speed dial : the famous multi panel page with the favourites
snipi : great to prepare galleries (for Word Press) with pictures found on the web
xmarks : syncronize your bookmarks with all your computers from the web
all in one side bar : the famous sidebar
I don’t need to write the link for adblock, do I ?

in the meantime I had the chance to try for a week one of those APC40 (a friend just come back from japan with it)
well…what to say•…it is sexy…it works painless…plug and play…it feels solid…but the sliders are a bit “light”…
….but…hey…shame no midi editor…only ableton…
so….do I want one ? or instead one of those Livid’s Ohm 64 ?


there is an hilarious thread on the ableton forum about the akai APC40….the dream controller…
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=116396
(you need to login to see the amazing pictures)
last night i played in byron bay/nsw/au with heyoka…a small nice gig…
and i played out some of the tracks of cloudcycle for the first time
the masters sounded good…maybe nimbus is a bit aggressive (which is good)
it was also my first wireless set
i finally got a wii (just the controller) yesterday for 68 australian dollars
and using the magic osculator i hooked it to ableton…and had lots of fun with it
(tnx to kriss for raving about this)
i even gave it to some friends between the audience to play with…and they also had lots of fun
weeekeeed stuff ![]()
soon i will post a simple tutorial about using the wii and the iphone as remote controllers for ableton (or tracktor, or whatever midi).
this is clever !
“Tank-FX is a non-virtual effect device. The reverb is generated by
a huge [11m] tank made of ferroconcrete. We put some mics and
speakers in it and connected them to a unix box, so everybody can
use it now from the internet. To try it out, just upload some
audio material. It will be processed in real-time”
the lastest weapon from audio damage
amazing multi modulation filter gate..I am really having lots of fun with it
a must buy
(…yes…buy….49$ !!!)




