James Britt

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About James Britt
'm an artist, writer, musician, and technologist living in Scottsdale, Arizona.
You can keep up to date with my assorted activities at jamesbritt.com.
Listen to my recent songs at music.jamesbritt.com
I run Neurogami, an art+music+technology spectre.
You can contact me at james@jamesbritt.com
You can keep up to date with my assorted activities at jamesbritt.com.
Listen to my recent songs at music.jamesbritt.com
I run Neurogami, an art+music+technology spectre.
You can contact me at james@jamesbritt.com
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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.
6 months ago Read more -
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
7 months ago Read more -
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 I8 months ago Read more -
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
2 years ago Read more -
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
2 years ago Read more -
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.
2 years ago Read more -
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 Holge2 years ago Read more -
Blog postIt’s another birthday, and to celebrate I’ve prepared a pay-what-you-want compilation album of tracks from my first four albums (two of which have been released under the name Neurogami).
Collection by James Britt / Neurogami
3 years ago Read more
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Books By James Britt
Just the Best Parts: OSC for Artists
Apr 9, 2013
by
James Britt
$4.95
Holiday pricing until Jan 1 2016!
Written by hacker/artists/musician James Britt, Just the Best Parts: OSC for Artists is a fun, fast, informative introduction to Open Sound Control (OSC). OSC is a technology for connecting myriad devices, such as a laptops, smart phones, tablets, music and animation software, and more. Written for digital artists and musicians, OSC for Artists combines no-fluff explanations, engaging graphic art, and ready-to-run examples to give you the fundamentals of OSC.
Written by hacker/artists/musician James Britt, Just the Best Parts: OSC for Artists is a fun, fast, informative introduction to Open Sound Control (OSC). OSC is a technology for connecting myriad devices, such as a laptops, smart phones, tablets, music and animation software, and more. Written for digital artists and musicians, OSC for Artists combines no-fluff explanations, engaging graphic art, and ready-to-run examples to give you the fundamentals of OSC.
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