Showing posts with label Audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Audio. Show all posts

Monday, March 03, 2008

Boom tsh Boom tsh Boom tsh Boom tsh


DJ Tiësto - Radio 538: Tiësto`s club life podcast - Radio 538: Tiësto`s club life podcast

Clink the link to Tiesto Club Life podcast. Hour mixes with Tiesto telling you all about the tracks. Good stuff... free.

Saturday, February 09, 2008

Run to this

Podrunner: Intervals
DJ Steve Boynett (I'm not jacking any names this time) is at it again with Podrunner:Intervals.
Varied-BPM workout music mixes for runners,
joggers, and power walkers at all levels.


DJ Steve Boyett - PODRUNNER: INTERVALS -- Workout music for tempo-based exercise - PODRUNNER: INTERVALS -- Workout music for tempo-based exercise

I've wanted him to put something out like this for some time. I'm a huge fan of the Podrunner podcast. I haven't tried it yet, but I'll get a chance in the next week when I'm running on the beach in Hawaii and all of you are working. Oh, Naps! Update to follow...

Monday, October 01, 2007

For what it's worth.

Digital Downloads: Radiohead New Album
"Well, first of all, it'll be released in a mere 9 days, catching everyone off guard (it was expected sometime next year) and keeping the tracks from leaking to the web. Secondly, you'll be able to download the album from their official site for any price you want to pay. Yes, it's pay what you want, including free. Really."

Radiohead via Gizmodo

Sunday, May 06, 2007

Visuals


barbarian software | magnetosphere
I just added this visualizer to iTunes. I don't use visualizers much, But this is Sic! LT approved.
Can I make Magnetosphere more/less responsive to the music?
Yes. Use the + and - keys.
I want more/fewer particles (blobs) in my visualizer. Can I do this?
Yes. Use the A and S keys. They add or subtract a hundred particles at a time - tap once or twice and wait for the results. If it starts acting poorly because you hit a bunch of keys, just quit and restart.

Update: Also try hitting the M button for different effects...sic.
Via Digg

Friday, January 19, 2007