Archive | October, 2005

Propellerhead Ernst says: ‘I love DRM!’. Ernst: I don’t agree! DRM is an evil system. It’s like showing your identity card in the bars you visit daily, the neighbors you meet on the street, and even your wife wants you to show your identity card. Every time you need to say: yes, it IS me, […]

Creative Commons Nederland organizes a meeting for muscians. This is a very good news for us Dutchies! Update: more info in Dutch here.

It’s hard to keep track of all the podcast-shows which play my music. Today I found out that The Fantasy Time Podcast played my track Chilled in episode #9 of October 6. Thanks! If I missed your show, just let me know.

Maybe you are interested to sell my Combi Manifesto 1 package as a share-it! Premium affiliate? Go ahead.

Today my friends at Propellerhead Software are announcing Reason Drum Kits 2. I was one of the beta-testers and I can tell you: it is a killer ReFill! By the way, I created this song with it 🙂

One of the attributes of Creative Commons licenses which is causing a lot of discussion is the Noncommercial, the ‘NC’ attribute. I understand the reasons why and have a simple solution. (more…)

Here’s a great tutorial for musicians, like myself, who are using Ableton Live for recording and mangling audio. This tutorial is written by Victor Stone whom I met online at ccMixter and who’s now a DiSfish artist.

I started a Backdrops group at Flickr for some serious Combinator skinning. Discuss about ‘how to’, sharing tips, and download some skins to dress up Reason nicely. My first post for the design category, instead of sound design 🙂 (You can digg this post.)

Thank you Victor for this 😉

You remember that last Saturday I found that a few sites are selling my music illegally (which is put under a Creative Commons license) online, right? Because of that the VPRO (Dutch television and radio) phoned me up this morning. They thought it was a good story so they posted an online article about it […]

Photo by dcJohn. Currently 3 songs for my upcoming album for DiSfish are available: Music for cars & barflies

Today I was listening to ‘The Devil Is In The Details’ of Boards of Canada. That track blows my mind. And it is so true; it is all about the details, weather you’re a composer, a sound designer or ‘something’ else.