Splitradix
splitradix@assemblag.es
<p>I make music using the "synths, drum machines and effects plugged into a mixing desk" method. I've also made videos on musical topics such as the Cirklon sequencer and other hardware, electronic music gigs, and miscellaneous things.</p><p>Physics undergrad dropout (DCU, DIT Kevin St)<br />Piano student (grade 7 RIAM in 1997, bit rusty currently)<br />Guitar student (self taught bit rusty all my life)<br />Computer student (ZX Spectrum, C64, Amiga 500, Gateway 2000 PII, iBook G3 snow, then computers got boring)</p>
Posts
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Post #2938550
Reminder to make the vocoder say &quot;Gonna take you on a hype cycle&quot;
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Post #2722605
I am only two chapters in. The academic language used gets a bit dense for me in parts but I am enjoying the brain challange.
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Post #2722604
https://youtu.be/WyR7eUNykhg
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Post #2722603
John T. Josh (or Jaunty Josh as I would nickname him) has written a book that I believe everyone should read entitled A Theory of System Justification. &quot;According to system justification theory, people tolerate and justify existing forms of social and economic inequality to the extent that doing so addresses underlying epistemic, existential, and relational needs to manage uncertainty, threat, and social deviance or discord.&quot;
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Post #2722602
TR808, CR78, TR909 kick, Prophet10 synth, Integra7 flute, Korg Odyssey bass, me on guitar sampled into Octatrack.
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Post #2722600
John T Jost - A Theory of System Justification
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Post #2722599
I&#39;m hooked on Jaunty Josh now.
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Post #2722598
@sean_ae @ghostmeet I bought this second hand online and it feels like somebody stole it from a library. Great read, recommended.
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Post #2722597
@sean_ae @Cognessence The main problem I see with fun flights into the sky is that they often land in Stansted.
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Post #2722596
&quot;A mood of class revenge pervaded the countryside.&quot;