Haven’t heard about Perturbator yet. Which, according to this track, is a pity. Reminds me a bit of Com Truise but in a much more danceable fashion with a cinematic twist. Comes with a great pixel art slash 8-bit fashioned video by Jarko Kinnunen / Sami Rämä. Released on Blood Music.
AudioRealism ReDominator VSTi
ABL3.0 isn’t the only thing in the making at AudioRealism right now. We’re proud to announce the VSTi of ReDominator, our take on the classic Roland Juno Alpha 1/2, that already blessed Propellerheads Reason users with Hoovers. It emulates the audio engine of the JU-1/2 and includes a patch converter (beta) that lets you take sysex dumps of your own Alpha Juno and convert to a format that ReDominator can read.
Key features:
(Features and appearance may change before release)
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Mercury won Revision 2014 64kb intro competition with this one, and rightfully so. I’ve seen them working on it at the party, however I just learned that they actually hardcoded the entire geometry and stuff by hand. Without any further visual assisting tool (okay, that’s sort of the way you do it most of the time with 4kb productions but those are way more random/abstract). Directly into the GLSL shader. For the sake of getting the performance. Sick shit. Furthermore, the music synth has also been taylored for their productions – no 3rd party involved.
If you’d rather watch the 64k in realtime (which you should), grab it from Pouet.
Superb minimalist and music driven animation by kounterpart (yeah, i know the k should be reversed but it’s not a character in my webfont ffs) for the upcoming VA “Black Box One” on krux Records. Rendered in 3D, then filmed with a DSLR to add that certain look and feel to the rough Polygones.
It’s been a week of preparations for Revision 2014 in Saarbrücken that kept me from posting a distraction piece a day. I guess that’s how the story goes sometimes. Right now I’m still in post-party-recovery-mode but will get back to the daily schedule tomorrow. However, here are some impressions from this years demofest, not bad for a mobile phone.
