Last night I messed about with some creative commons samples from freesound user Flick3r and the result is a track called Loops - like the rest of my music it’s yours if you want it. It’s totally minimalist.
Loops - 2.21MB MP3 format - (dance / electronic)
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I have spent this evening playing with a synthesizer, and the result is a track called Woo eee woo woo - simply because that’s what it sounds like to me. It’s yours if you want it.
Woo Eee Woo Woo - 4.79 MB Ogg Vorbis format or 3.64 MB - MP3 Format- (classical / electronic)
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A Military Headset was aquired from Blochairn market. Quite a nice deal, I have to say.
I’d really like to use it for comms equipment and / or voip chat while playing “Battlefield 2″tm, for a slightly more realistic game.
Another day, another blend.
Triumph! My first rendered blend.
I’m getting the hang of this application.
Pleased.
I have managed to create a cube in Blender, an open source 3D graphics package. I’m taking baby steps with this application at the moment, as I plan to create a DVD of my graduation ceremony with extra pictures and music for all my family that couldn’t make it, and for prosperity as well.
I need nice titles on the DVD; a quick google of blender DVD titles came up with a really interesting page: Blenderwars tutorials - a page of tutorials in Blender, with a star-wars spin.
There is a tutorial on how to recreate the opening titles of Star Wars with blender. I don’t know if I’ll go that far, but the concept should be similar enough to teach me what I need to know for the DVD.