Message Board

Illustrator, create artwork, then highlight all, create outlines, save as vector format (EPS). It can then scale to any size and maintain crispness. We design all logos in Illustrator. Indesign is used to lay out magazines and stuff (like I do all day), but you need to predetermine a size or go sma...

Yes, illustrator would be preferable to photoshop for laying out graphics to be screen onto racked equipment. Unless you wanted to do stuff like the pink 80's A.R.T. reverbs, in which case you might use photoshop first and then bring your work into illustrator. i think the original question was whe...

drewbass wrote:had he not been killed 27 years ago, i'm sure he still would have been using recording techniques to make albums.

amazing it's been that long.

btw, anyone interested in electronic music and is unfamiliar with this piece NEEDS to hear it, imo. some background: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kontakte_%28Stockhausen%29 i only know it from the deutsche grammophone vinyl (which is the electronic version b/w gesang der junglinge), but a david tudo...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7133571.stm Dunno how many people here are fans, but the guy really innovated and blurred the lines between music and electronics. sorry to hear this. i imagine he's got a lot of fans here. his works cast a long shadow. i still remember the impact of hearing...

jackson park wrote:i'd love to hear more about the recordings as well.

i have this website, because i believe everything on the internet... but here it is:

http://ww21.tiki.ne.jp/~wildside/gear.htm

that's a pretty cool link- thanks!

After a mere 35 minutes of deliberation, it was agreed upon that the band would continue to use the name in perpetuity provided the credits of all future inverse room albums include "shout outs to Scott's Buick, Gilbert's vespa, and Michel's mountain bike in addition to the standard kudos for the b...

For those interested in such things, the Academy of Motion Pictures is presenting "Films of 1907" in San Rafael tomorrow night Dec-06-2007: http://www.oscars.org/events/films_1907/index_sf.html If you're around and haven't seen a dancing pig or a Santa held hostage, nows your chance! We presented t...

spaghetti (by neda, age 5) . . . little bit of sauce chicken 2 boxes spaghetti put spaghetti in a can. cook the chicken and put it in a box. cut the chicken in little pieces. put it in a dish and eat it. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . white and black (formula by the futurist poet of national record f...

dwlb wrote:so that's what a soapbox looks like with white type on a black background.

really? i thought it was pretty funny.

...

"Are you OK?

I'm sorry about that, my heart stopped beating for a few seconds, but i'll be OK."

inverseroom wrote:

lg wrote:seriously fun. vocals remind me a little bit of 'here come the warm jets'-era eno.

That is 100% what I was going for. "Baby's On Fire."

I think Can did a lo-fi intro (or outro) somewhere ...I just know it. :) :rockin: "Mushroom"- the end of the song switches to just the output of the reverb channel (i think) for about ten seconds, and is then cut of by a explosion. very effective... love's '7 and 7 is' makes particularly good use o...

yeah- this is one of my favs too. back when i was doing a lot of cycling, i discovered that the tempo (about 200 BPM, depending on how it's counted out) sync'd perfectly with the pace i needed to maintain for spinning (100 RPM). the slow phasing and evolving texturescapes provided a very mesmerisin...

sorry to keep adding thoughts, but i've been away from the list for awhile. :| has there been a thread of greatest intros yet? to answer my own question, i found one, with some superb entries, but locked, circa 2003 sometime- long before i glommed onto the list (but certainly NOT before getting my ...

sorry to keep adding thoughts, but i've been away from the list for awhile.

has there been a thread of greatest intros yet?