That looks goddam sweet. Quite expensive, but may be worth saving up for.

I've recently been becoming frustrated with a lack of expressiveness in programming my music. At the moment I'm just using a midi keyboard with a few assignable knobs. Are there any really creative, hands on midi controllers out there? I'm aware of MPC-style trigger pads, which may be the way to go,...

I am not impressed. At all. In fact I think it feels like a bit tragic actually in ways I can't really explain - this guy sort of reminds me of Edward Scissorhands. In part 3 when he talks about virtuosity and that maybe some people will get what he does I just feel sad. Well, I suppose, but having...

http://www.vbs.tv/video.php?id=22657810001

Some pretty interesting stuff for making minimal music, and a quite interesting approach to sound and space. I've yet to get into granular synthesis, but I have Camel Alchemy, so I might start exploring it with that.

Ok, so I made a (pretty lame) test... The first percussion part is in 9/8, the second is in 5/4 and then they're joined by a standard 4/4 drum part. The parts all "slip" in relation to each other, which I think must be it... http://tommaisey.googlepages.com/poly-test.mp3 I'm pretty excited...

I'm not really sure what the rules are on whether I should be bumping this old thread or starting a new one... But anyway, I'm just beginning to delve into polyrhythm by reading some of these older threads, and I have a quick question that relates to the conversation here. Am I right in saying that ...

I think he's doing something similar to "throat singing" which they do in the Altai region of Mongolia. The idea is that you resonate part of your throat to sing two notes at once: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing It can actually sound amazing when done with music, but this gu...

That's actually quite a lot of fun to mess around with, and the mac port looks really nice too. Sweet, I might try to make a really bleepy bloop track with some of these effects...