Tristram Cary Electronic Composer

I just have found 3 videos on youtube about Tristram Cary.
Tristram its themind behind Dr who series in Uk.
This superb documentary focus on electronic music and electronic instruments and avant garde sounds that he produce for dr who.
"Tristram Cary - Pioneering UK Electronic Composer Electronic Music Studios avant-garde Peter Zinovieff Dr Who VCS3 Brian Eno Hawkwind Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon Emperor Machine
Roxy Music BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Tangerine Dream Hawkwind Tim Blake Jean Michel Jarre Kraftwerk David Cockerell"

Hope you all enjoy this


Tristram cary vid 1
Tristram cary vid 2
Tristram cary vid 3

Labels: Electronic, engeneering, exprimental, music, Tristram cary

Aki Onda

Saturday ive played with my band "Tsuki" in a venue here in portugal, we are schedule to play at around 11, and then Aki Onda will play after us.
Alltrought i don't talk much about concerts and artists, ive decided to make an exception because it was a marvelous concert by Aki Onda with loads of beautifull pieces.
He normally plays k7 with a lot of effects in between, but ive notice in the concert that he is in total control of the crowd "i mean total control of the music and therefore the crowd", ive have some moments of total trance (really its true).
So im just posting this for you guys to take a look of hes website and hes music.

Aki Onda

Labels: Aki Onda, Electronic, exprimental, music, Tsuki

PCB creation

No more lazer printers or expensive methods to pcb creation, this is very simple and well explained according to Tom Gootee.
Here is how.
"The procedure is simple. You need some Jet Print brand Photo paper, glossy. The stuff I bought was Jet Print Multi-Project Photo Paper, 07033-0. Jet Print color codes their inkjet photo papers... look for the stuff with the green band. About $0.75 per sheet here in Texas.

The next step is to produce a positive image of the traces you want, using almost any editor, CAD program, etc. The image must print to the exact scale needed. "

PCB creation

Labels: diy, Electronic, pcb

Electronic Musician's Emergency Adapters

Or the Electronic music aid.
Ive post this because last night i was playing in a small club here in lisbon and i forgot two cables that are indispensable (i wish i had the EMEA :), but everything went well after that problem, but its a good thing to have around specially when you are playing live.
"When Radio Shack is closed, you'll feel confident that you can handle any venue's crazy sound system setup with this thorough set of audio adapters chosen specifically for the needs of the electronic musician. From the ubiquitous 1/8" to RCA adapter common to almost every laptop set (laptop headphones out to club mixer in) to the less-common-but-still-essential XLR adapters (for dealing with stage breakout boxes), you can feel confident that your sound will reach the people, no matter what the promoter or sound guy has overlooked."

Electronic Musician emergency adapters
Horsa Musician survival kit

Labels: adapters, Electronic, emergency, kit, live, music