Today I submitted this PocketLoops prototype app to the Univation WApp competition.
This builds on my PdDroidParty work, which is the engine of the app (as well as the impending CanOfBeats re-release!).
Fun mobile-music times. :)
Sept. 21, 2011
Aug. 16, 2011
I'll be playing some squeakyshoecore algorithmic acid this Thursday afternoon at Hermann's Bar at the University of Sydney. I'm on at 5pm. See you there!
Feb. 18, 2011
This Sunday the 20th of Feb, 2010 I'm playing a little gig at The Moon cafe here in Perth. It's a pretty chilled out place where you can come and get some food and wine and listen to some beats etc.
If you are going to that thing at Kurb gallery it's just down the road, so drop by for a bit. :)
Hope to see you!
Also, my musical partner in crime, Fenris aka Maddest Kings Alive found this video of us playing as Chrism & Fenris some years ago. Enjoy!
Jan. 28, 2011
How Google could become a game console heavyweight to rival the likes of Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony:
- Supply USB gamepad drivers for Android OS (this code is actually already in the GNU/Linux kernel underneath Android OS).
- Put joystick hooks into the Android Java API and market this fact to developers.
- Encourage TV retailers to sell branded USB gamepads as add-ons with their Android based set-top boxes and TVs.
Developers could then put joystick support in their games, and people could play said games on their TVs through their Android OS set-top boxes. USB Gamepads are a stable, cheap, and robust technology which everyone understands.
This may result in a new indie console gaming golden age, with all of the wonderful new indie games of recent years running in peoples' lounge rooms on their TVs just like in the 80s. Admit it, wouldn't you love to sit cross legged together under the TV and return to the days of Sonic the Hedgehog, Mario Bros., Alex Kidd, Commander Keen, and friends? Only newer, and cheaper, and open, and network multiplayer. Oh boy, that is a vision I find irresistable!
A guy can dream, right?