Posts Tagged ‘demoscene’

20100807 “Using (and abusing) Renoise as a demosequencer”

Here are the slides with the links and images, for whoever comes looking for them today :-) Thanks to all of you who were in the seminar! Looking forward to some Renoise-powered productions :-D

20100802 Announcement: “Using (and abusing) Renoise as a demosequencer”

I’m going to be giving a lecture at Assembly Summer 2010′s ArtTech seminars. The topic is about something that I’ve been working on, on and off, for the past five years: better synchronising in demos, but specifically applied to Renoise.

20100731 Euskal 18 :after

Euskal 18, the eldest of the Spanish parties, was held past week in Bilbao. For the first time since I first attended (in Euskal 10, back in 2002) I was invited to organise the scene area, since the person who did it in previous years (Bloodrinker/RGBA) couldn’t do it this year. Now I’ll let you [...]

20100408 On executable music compos

As I wrote before, there were a couple of thoughts I had regarding the executable music compo at Breakpoint, although as a matter of fact, these thoughts can easily apply to any competition which introduces the “executable” bit into the rules. I’ll go straight to the point: What are we judging in these compos? Are [...]

20100407 Sorollet V2, out NOW!

Your wishes have been fulfilled – Sorollet V2 it’s finally out, for you to enjoy (or suffer, depends on your tastes, but hopefully you’ll like it). The project comes with the song that I released for the Breakpoint’s 2010 newschool exe music compo, Bizarría sorollosa – which can be listened to here too: Bizarría sorollosa [...]