How’s this for a decent software pricing model : rent QLab for $3 a day? QLab is a pretty amazing looking piece of event software that allows control audio, video, and MIDI from a single workspace. It offers sample accurate … Continue reading
by j-p, July 2, 2010 0 comments
Flippin Chips CHIPFLIP is a new blog by Swedish 8-bit wunder-kid, Goto80 ( also “Extraboy, Susanne, 4D-Man, Skrubier, or other even sillier names”), where he aims to collect and discuss things regarding chip music and 8-bit art for an MA … Continue reading
by j-p, May 15, 2009 0 comments
Albert Einstein – grinning bicycle lover, scientist and fond of reminding people that ‘imagination is more important than knowledge’. Were his animated head floating in a jar on a shelf somewhere today, no doubt it’d be smiling at the lateral … Continue reading
by jp, August 2, 2007 0 comments
Am going on a 3-4 day solo bike-ride through the Grampians + down to Port Fairy, then Warrnambool on the Victorian SouthWest coast, which seems the perfect thing to be doing right about now. And so I leave tomorrow, should … Continue reading
by jp, December 23, 2006 3 Comments
The Aeolian Ride came to Melbourne last weekend, having already happened in New York, San Francisco, Cape Town + Los Angeles – thanks to the inspired efforts of Jessica Findley. A day of soil shovelling kept me from being one … Continue reading
by jp, March 14, 2006 1 Comment
Whether for amplifying the fun of a carnivalesque ride like Critical Mass ( wikipedia entry ), or just for the exhilaration of cruising along on your own custom modded two wheeled monster, there’s much merit and joy to be had … Continue reading
by jp, December 1, 2005 1 Comment
TV broadcasters used to believe they were the centre of the universe. Newspaper publishers used to believe the earth was flat. Radio? Got squashed by a falling video star. Moral of the story = when looking to connect people with … Continue reading
by jp, December 1, 2005 0 comments