memo cassette Noisebud, 2011, April 9 memo cassette, a photo by Noisebud on Flickr. Thought it was about time to update you all with some of the things we’ve been up to the last months. We’ll be releasing a record with memo cassette. You’ll be able to purchase it digitally or buy the cd sometime in May. In the mean time you can listen to one of the tracks here [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/13695170″] Johannes has been working on a really cool new plug in called catchdad that is soon to be released. It’s a stepsequenser with a recordingfunction that let’s you record your own sounds and instantly tweak them while making a rythmpattern of your own taste. We’ll post a short demo of how it works in a couple of days. Sol has finished a piece for the swedish NEO ensemble http://www.norrbottenneo.com/en/ that will be performed at the Ljudvågor festival in Visby, Gotland May 18th She is also working on the last parts on an electroacoustic piece included in a video called Tystnad – en förstudie. It’s based on interviews with five people suffering from deaf-blindness. It will also be showed at the festival in May.If you want to know more about def-blindness visit http://www.deafblindinternational.org/ Blog
CatchDad 2.5 in the pipeline 2012, September 24 We’re about to compile the first Release Candidate for CatchDad 2.5 which hopefully means that we will have a 100% working update in a couple of weeks. There’s some long awaited features on the list, most features is a respond to requests from users (except the free time thing, that’s… Read More
Schools out but Sol wouldn’t leave it alone… 2010, July 22 …so she spent the last couple of days mixing her recordings and editing all the video from the performance of her composition “I’m Not Here” performed by students from Falun Music Conservatory. Here’s the results, one documentary of the actual performance and one clip with the music and Johannes animations…. Read More
Berlin day 6 2010, March 5 Marzahn. A suburb big as all of Stockholms outskirts together. Depressing as it may look everyone can’t afford to live in the city. Also, as most suburbs, they were embraced by the people at the time they were build. Something you were proud of. What’s it like today? well.. at… Read More