Archive for the 'technical scoring engineers' Category

Wheat Thins

Friday, September 12th, 2008

The most important thing about a cracker, when paired with cheese, is the structural integrity relative to the throughput of its dairy-based compatriot. Wheat Thins, for the uninitiated, are a popular baked snack cracker found in North America and distributed by Nabisco, a subsidiary of Kraft Foods Global Inc.

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Atomisk Independent

Saturday, August 30th, 2008

Horsie

Horsie Art!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Atomisk IDM dept.

Sunday, August 17th, 2008

beep beep boop boop


Saturday Morning Wank with Generative Artwork

Saturday, August 2nd, 2008

Ugh.  Drank champagne and box wine layered with beer last night.  Head pounding this morning.

saturday morning wank generative artwork
Fantastic Invader - Saturday Morning Wank
(mp3)

Generative Artwork made possible by ARSS.


prior art!

Saturday, July 26th, 2008

You’ve all seen the new batman, I’m sure?  With its lovely score by James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmer (and one guy who did “additional music,” one “scoring coordinator,” one “score production coordinator,” two “technical scoring engineers,” and a whopping eight [!] orchestrators)?

Anyway.  So you know how there’s all those times where a handful of violins sit on a single note for a while?  You know, for tension and what not? (for the uninitiated, a bad example **HERE**.)  Well, the entire movie whenever this happened I couldn’t help but think of the very beginning of an album I recorded in 2006 - the track-in-question of which you can find **HERE**.

Funny, the similarities!  And before you go thinking I’m making ridiculous accusations, I’m actually just pointing out massively blatant copyright infringement.  I’ll expect my check in the mail.