200805141036

here’s a couple neat things and info I’ve collected this week.

First is hobnox. Most of you who know me, know I’m always rattling on about music I make with ableton live and reason. Here is a audio generation tool that is based off of a similar usability theory as reason: graphically recreate the instruments and their interaction (i.e. cables etc.). The plus side for all of you and myself is that you don’t have to install anything (until they come out with an adobe air version). Which means that you don’t have to know a whole ton about music software, just music hardware in general. If you can hook up some guitar pedals and fiddle with a beat machine, you’re there. It’s a lot of fun. My cube-mate wasted a couple hours because I introduced him to the site (sorry). So have fun. If you figure out a way to record what you’ve done (you can’t save yet) put it on muxtape and let me know about it.

Second, is just a little article for all my friends looking to get their money into the money making business. High yield savings is the first step, and this article shows you how you can figure out just how much interest your savings account is bringing in. Very helpful. Also, you’ll want a calculator. I recommend and use instacalc on a daily basis.

Comments (2) left to “200805141036”

  1. Ryan wrote:

    Hey,

    Thanks for picking up the story on the Audiotool. We’re all really excited about the progress of the demo and we’re currently working on additional functionality. Keep checking back for updates and in the meantime check out Joa (one of our devs) with the Audiotool in action, combining the capabilities with a MIDI keyboard:

    http://echolot.tumblr.com/post/31333200

    Cheers,

    Ryan/Hobnox

  2. David wrote:

    New version of the Audiotool is online now, recording your tracks is finally possible:
    http://www.hobnox.com/audiotool
    We recommend the Drum n Bass preset
    All the details about the new version in our blog:
    http://tinyurl.com/4wzydy

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