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Blog postI made a video of a single live take of guitar riffing over a Renoise backing track.
Grafix were done using Processing triggered by MIDI to place/size animated GIFs.
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Blog postA made a minimalist video of recent track, Quarantseen.
Quarantseen from James Britt on Vimeo.
The music is also available on Bandcamp.
Quarantseen by James Britt
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Blog postI use “Joplin:”https://joplinapp.org/ to keep track of all sorts of things. Despite some quirks it is extremely handy for managing projects. And I’ve quite a number of them.
One problem with trying to manage multiple projects is knowing where you last left off. I figured it would be handy to have away to tag stuff in a note, and then use some program to find and display all those notes. So that’s what I did.
Here’s the code:
It assumes Windows (the only desktop place I -
Blog postHere’s a track I released as Neurogami
Interlude by Neurogami
Grab some red/cyan anaglyph glasses for best viewing.
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Blog postIt’s my birthday!
I’ve released an album electronic music.
As a birthday gift, for today, it’s pay-what-you-want. Free, if you like.
American Electronic by James Britt
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Blog postThis is maybe a bit late, but despite the seasonal theme this comp is evergreen.
I have a track on the Winter 2019 comp from I Heart Noise.
Winter 2019 by Various Artists
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Blog postThere’s a terrific compilation out from TQ zine, called Tone Quanta.
I am very pleased to have been able to contribute a track.
Here it is. It’s called Cognation
Tone Quanta – Cognation, by James Britt
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Blog postThere’s a very nice review of Small Guitar Pieces over on I Heart Noise
If you’re new to that site you are in for a treat because it’s always full of good new-music information.
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Blog postThe current issue (#14) of TQ zine includes a very nice printed card-stock for this Holger Czukay papertoy, created by yours truly.
If you’re unfamiliar with TQ please check it out.
In addition to reviews and interviews concerning assorted underground/under-appreciated music each issue typically includes various goodies, such as free CDs and music downloads.
Updates Here’s a completed Holger figure done by Chris Whitehead.
@tarquinwood23 I gave my Holge
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