merry X-Bass
Friday, December 24, 2010
Saturday, December 18, 2010
#M4MLive - December 17th 2010 - Muzik 4 Machines
iTunes store: http://itunes.com/muzik4machines
FULL lenght(5 hours) download if youtube truncates it again at 1:32:00: http://ge.tt/7oeddv4
Twitter: http://twitter.com/muzik4machines
Podcast: http://muzik4machines.com/2ztc7w
gear used
Korg ESX1: All Sequences/Drums
Yamaha TX81z: Reverby/Pumpy Sawtooth Bass (chain:TX81z-Boss V-Wha-Akai MFC42-DBX266 ch2 (Compression/distortion)-Alesis Nanoverb-DBX266 ch1 (pump)--Mixer)
Roland MKS50: Hoover/Saw/Lead/Pumpy Synth (Chain MKS50-DBX266-Boss SL20-Zoom RFX2200-Mixer)
Clavia Nord Micro Modular: Synth, bass, arpegios, pads, chords
Redsound SoundBite Pro: Vocals/looping
Korg Kaoss pad 2: Tempo Delay
Korg Kaoss Pad 3: Loops, Looper(snare rolls), Grainshifter
Korg Kaossilator: Noise Sweeps (path: K01-Mini KP(Delay))
Korg ER1: LEFT: Distorted Beatbox AND sidechain signal (Chain: left out-ProCo Turbo Rat-V Wha-compressor-DD5)
RIGHT: Compressor Sidechain Signal
DX200: LEFT: Fm E-piano, pads, 303-esque sequences, etc (Chain: Left Out-Boss DD5 delay-Mixer)
RIGHT: Drums (chain: out-GEQ7-DD3)
Motu Midi Mixer 7s: My mixer, controlled by the BCF2000)
Motu Traveler: Drums Submixer
MOTU Midi Time Piece 2: Clock and MIDI routing
Apple MacBookPro 1st Gen Running Ableton Live 8 as a mixer and sampler
DBX MC 6: Output Compressor
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Friday, December 03, 2010
Thursday, December 02, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
Friday, November 05, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
#M4MLIVE - THE (new) longest music video on youtube - Muzik 4 Machines 8 hours
i did it, breking my january record by playing 7hours and 51 minutes
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Friday, October 08, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
#M4mLive to welcome the Fall - Muzik 4 Machines
nice little live set to welcome the fall, the rainy, cold and windy fall, with some hot grooves to keep you warm and fuzzy
iTunes store: http://itunes.com/muzik4machines
SETLIST
00:00 d15+La Puissance du Web
00:15 d10
00:30 b55
00:41 break
00:50 Le moulin a Images
1:04:00 Another Rhythm Machine
1:13:00 C29
1:19:00 C30
1:26:00 Break
1:39:00 C35
1:47:00 C40(or48)
1:53:00 Make Me Wet
2:07:00 Da Fung
2:24:00 Break
2:34:00 A25
2:45:00 A35
2:54:00 a40
3:00:00 Tetris
3:06:00 D35
3:16::00 D:40
3:20:00 Les Bons Legumes
3:27:00 C33
3:37:00 B40
3:41:00 Break
3:52:00 B41
3:59:00 B43
4:04:00 B47
4:08:00 B50
4:13:00 B56
4:15:00 Break
4:25:00 I Want to Pogne
4:34:00 Smells Like Teen Spirit
4:43:00 C57
4:56:00 D07
5:00:00 Break
5:03:00 D15
5:07:00 D19
5:14:00 D20
5:25:00 D25
5:31:00 D30
5:37:00 The Number of the Beast
5:41:00 D32
the end
Twitter: http://twitter.com/muzik4machines
M4M Store: http://muzik4machines.com/store
Podcast: http://muzik4machines.com/2ztc7w
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Friday, September 03, 2010
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
somewhat of a timeline
There was an interesting thread on the livePA.org forums about our timeline in music, after i typed all that, i decided to share it with you
born in 1978
1984, when i was 5, i asked for a 24 input mixer for christmas because it had 4 big VU meters (instead of the toy catalog, i was eyeing the Radio shack catalog for mas)
1989-1990 got my first guitar, used my dad 1/4 inch reel to reel with sound on sound to multitrack my first song, experimenting with mic on my practice amp, direct recording, overdriving inputs
summer 1992 borrowed a tascam 244 and a tr707 from school for the vacation, didnt get to see a lot of sun that year, composed and recorded many pieces.
discovered the "classic" techno beat and how to program it and started experimenting with making "dance" music with it (recording basslines at double speed to get bass out of my guitar and other speed processing to create synths out of the guitar
1993 played my first stage show as a guitar player
1995 got my first home computer, started using it to play back beats so i could play guitar, soon the guitar gathered dust in a corner while i was making more and more electronic stuff with an 8 bit half duplex soundblaster with built in fm synth or stuff)
also decided i'd call my project music for machines as i didnt think anyone would be interested in that kind of crap, guitars with computer drums and bass, what a silly idea
1996 got my first synth, a yamaha dx21, recorded lots of stuff
1997 got my first software synth (IIRC it was vaz) a
1998
got the MC505 the day it was released, moved to techno music only
went into sound engeinering school and sound design program, got my 2 diplomas,
got cubase (vst3.5 or something) and my 1st multi IO soundcard (dman 2044)
still composed, produced for others, recorded others songs
1999 for a college band contest, we improvised a live pa band plus guitar bass and 3 vocalists, finished second
summer 2000 after school was over i moved to the big city and met an old friend who needed a knob twiddler for live PA, so for a couple of years we reharsed and gigged as a 2, sometimes 3 person live PA act)
2002 went back to guitar playing with a band, recorded 2 albums myself, gigged with a computer as synth player and at the same time performing solo with just a laptop running reason and a few MIDI controllers and a small mixer
2005 some hardware gig with the band stuff
2006 band broke up, ended up with piles and piles of gear in my appartement, started to pick all the good bits and started doing live pa with hardware again, started filming everything so i can remember what i did, and also went on a HUGE garage like sale everything not used and bought lot of gear
2007 moved to another city, started to oget freaky with racking and roadcasing everything, making it less of a PITA to dismantle the whole studio to go out on a gig, which was a HUGE loss of time (especially plugging back everything back home to be able to work again lol
2008
2009 started making 2 hours plus live sets, tried to set a world record for longest 1 man live PA (my longest to date is 7 hours 40 minutes non stop) (abandonned that pretty quick when i was the rules and $ implied)
2010
2011 european tour (lets hope)
2017 US tour (when i'm allowed to enter the country)
2049 total deafness
born in 1978
1984, when i was 5, i asked for a 24 input mixer for christmas because it had 4 big VU meters (instead of the toy catalog, i was eyeing the Radio shack catalog for mas)
1989-1990 got my first guitar, used my dad 1/4 inch reel to reel with sound on sound to multitrack my first song, experimenting with mic on my practice amp, direct recording, overdriving inputs
summer 1992 borrowed a tascam 244 and a tr707 from school for the vacation, didnt get to see a lot of sun that year, composed and recorded many pieces.
discovered the "classic" techno beat and how to program it and started experimenting with making "dance" music with it (recording basslines at double speed to get bass out of my guitar and other speed processing to create synths out of the guitar
1993 played my first stage show as a guitar player
1995 got my first home computer, started using it to play back beats so i could play guitar, soon the guitar gathered dust in a corner while i was making more and more electronic stuff with an 8 bit half duplex soundblaster with built in fm synth or stuff)
also decided i'd call my project music for machines as i didnt think anyone would be interested in that kind of crap, guitars with computer drums and bass, what a silly idea
1996 got my first synth, a yamaha dx21, recorded lots of stuff
1997 got my first software synth (IIRC it was vaz) a
1998
got the MC505 the day it was released, moved to techno music only
went into sound engeinering school and sound design program, got my 2 diplomas,
got cubase (vst3.5 or something) and my 1st multi IO soundcard (dman 2044)
still composed, produced for others, recorded others songs
1999 for a college band contest, we improvised a live pa band plus guitar bass and 3 vocalists, finished second
summer 2000 after school was over i moved to the big city and met an old friend who needed a knob twiddler for live PA, so for a couple of years we reharsed and gigged as a 2, sometimes 3 person live PA act)
2002 went back to guitar playing with a band, recorded 2 albums myself, gigged with a computer as synth player and at the same time performing solo with just a laptop running reason and a few MIDI controllers and a small mixer
2005 some hardware gig with the band stuff
2006 band broke up, ended up with piles and piles of gear in my appartement, started to pick all the good bits and started doing live pa with hardware again, started filming everything so i can remember what i did, and also went on a HUGE garage like sale everything not used and bought lot of gear
2007 moved to another city, started to oget freaky with racking and roadcasing everything, making it less of a PITA to dismantle the whole studio to go out on a gig, which was a HUGE loss of time (especially plugging back everything back home to be able to work again lol
2008
2009 started making 2 hours plus live sets, tried to set a world record for longest 1 man live PA (my longest to date is 7 hours 40 minutes non stop) (abandonned that pretty quick when i was the rules and $ implied)
2010
2011 european tour (lets hope)
2017 US tour (when i'm allowed to enter the country)
2049 total deafness
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Rock et Belles Oreilles - I want to pogne M4M Live Remix 2010
c'est un premier essai, j'ai pas encore fait le drum nis les synth, juste trouvé les notes de bass, ca va botter des culs
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
A Vendre/For Sale
Fender Jaguar Custom Special HH noire avec hardware chrome, modèle discontinué, assez rare, a joué quelques fois seulement, une mini scratch sur le dos, plastique encore sur le pickguard: 900$
Ampli Fender Pro Junior a lampe, speaker 10 pouces, quelques scratch d'usage normal, tres bon son : 300$
Preamp a micros 8 entrées M-Audio Octane, a passé sa vie dans un rack dans un studio, tres peu utilisé: 400$
ampli a transistor traynor 4 entrées: 150$
micro sans fil a main audio technica: 200$
loop sampler redsound soundbite pro: 300$
pedales, fils, micros, autres guitares et basse informez vous
contact via email tba03 at hotmail dot com
details
http://www.lespac.com/detail.php?nivdet=5&a=22309113
I Want to Pogne (RBO) Remix BETA 1 (1st test) +bonus track
nouveau setup, nouveau sampler (routing and tech specs dans un prochain video)
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Saturday, August 07, 2010
Friday, August 06, 2010
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
96 records on a wall
javais une caisse ou 2 de vieux disques, pas de table tournante, alors voici de l'art
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Sunday, July 18, 2010
denis tremblay, le jongleur de guitare
denis tremblay, le jongleur de guitare
song: Moshuki - Muzik 4 Machines 1996-1997
http://muzik4machines.com/nhr2n4
EAVB_BXSQZUPXGR
song: Moshuki - Muzik 4 Machines 1996-1997
http://muzik4machines.com/nhr2n4
EAVB_BXSQZUPXGR
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Thursday, July 08, 2010
Sunday, July 04, 2010
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Saturday, June 12, 2010
looking for serious remixers
for the song "make me wet" by audrelita
PM me for the full file pack of all the recording/processed vocals, midi from the ESX, etc
here's a really raw demo of the track to give you an idea
the pack is mostly 40 vocal takes, a bunch of melodyne'd loops of the said vocals, midi files from the esx i used to build the track, some drum sounds, logic sessions, etc
PM me for the full file pack of all the recording/processed vocals, midi from the ESX, etc
here's a really raw demo of the track to give you an idea
the pack is mostly 40 vocal takes, a bunch of melodyne'd loops of the said vocals, midi files from the esx i used to build the track, some drum sounds, logic sessions, etc
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Interview with a Machine (questions par @ctiguidoo)
L'article sur le Blog de Thierry
(googleglish version at the bottom)
(j'ai répondu a cet interview du blogger @ctiguidoo quelque part cet hiver, je vous fais part ici des réponses car après une relecture je trouve qu'il y a des points très intéressants) (italiques démontrent des éditions/ajouts/précisions faites aux réponses, comme ici)
Croyais tu que tes fans feraient autant pour te voir mixer en live sur le web et twitter?(googleglish version at the bottom)
(j'ai répondu a cet interview du blogger @ctiguidoo quelque part cet hiver, je vous fais part ici des réponses car après une relecture je trouve qu'il y a des points très intéressants) (italiques démontrent des éditions/ajouts/précisions faites aux réponses, comme ici)
Si tu m'avais dit ça il y a 3 ans quand j'ai rechaussé les patins du live, que des gens seraient intéressés a me regarder composer sur mes machines, je ne t'aurais pas cru, et qu'ils soit prêt a m'encourager(moralement autant que financièrement/de leur temps), discuter de et avec moi, etc, je ne t'aurais sans doute pas cru
Si par nouveau tu veux dire jouer chaque semaine, c'est certain, même plusieurs fois habituellement
si par nouveau tu veux dire de nouvelles pieces, oui et non, certaines pièces s'ajoutent et disparaisse chaque jour, mais certain patterns reviennent a chaque fois, mais jamais 2 interprétations ne sont semblables, d'où la difficulté a enregistrer un vrai album studio
pour la composition :
Commencer par ACHETER* un petit logiciel comme fl studio de base ou reaper, voir si tu aimes ca
après un logiciel comme reason et/ou record qui est un tout inclus très performant, si la passion reste, on peut passer au matériel (voir 2 question plus bas)
pour jammer/looper
Le Kaossilator (et la version PRO qui s'en viens (edit, qui est sortie et qui est un très bon upgrade, même si elle souffre des mêmes problèmes de syncro que le kaoss pad 3) et que je vous démontrerai en détails des qu'il arrivera au canada)
couplé au Kaoss Pad 3 pour les effets et les boucles (pour les boucles, un portable roulant ableton live est encore mieux, mais comme jai choisi de ne pas utiliser d'ordinateurs, je n'ai pas utilisé cette avenue depuis 2007)
*acheter est très important, downloader des cracks c'est facile, mais ça nuit a l'industrie et en plus, quand tu paye pour un programme, ta plus tendance a le maîtriser et a vouloir en tirer le meilleur, tandis que quand tout est gratuit, on ne se force pas pour approfondir
merci, je ne sais quoi répondre a ça, je fais ce que j'aimerais entendre dans les clubs ou dans mon ipod 90% du temps, d'autres fois j'essaie d'émuler un courant actuel (habituellement c'est un fail et ca sonne comme du M4M pareil lol)
j'ai un parti pris pour les séquenceurs Roland (mc 303(tres basic) 505(almost perfect) 909(the perfection) and the 808 (only "groovebox" still in production from Roland)
le EMU command station, le Yamaha RM1x/su700 (tous discontinués) sont aussi de tres bonnes bases a un setup de performance
chez Korg les electribes (toujours en production(maintenant updaté pour cartes SD) EMX et ESX sont toujours très intéressant, et les plus facile a utiliser/maîtriser
le eSx est un échantillonneur avec 2 pistes de séquence mélodique tandis que le eMx est un synthétiseur avec des échantillons de drums statiques, mais possède 5 pistes de séquence mélodique
Ces boites ont des sons un peu datés mais envoient toutes du MIDI, elles peuvent donc contrôler d'autres équipements plus modernes( access virus, korg radias, nord lead, micro korg, etc) ou vintage (racks ou claviers)
du coté des effets
la série kaoss pad de korg est toujours bien appréciée des producteurs et DJ, vos vieilles pédales de guitares peuvent avoir une utilité aussi, expérimentez
la pièce maîtresse, a part le séquenceur, c'est votre console, prévoyez 2-4 entrées de plus que tout ce que vous avez, au cas ou un bassiste ou une chanteuse se pointerait
le plus d'envoi d'auxiliaire, le plus d'effets vous pourrez utiliser, il en va de même pour les bus, qui permettent de grouper des instruments ensemble(les drums, les synths, les voix) pour contrôler leur volume en groupe
l'égalisateur est aussi important, un simple bass/treble est bien, mais si si une ou 2 bandes de mids paramétriques peuvent faire toute la différence pour bien placer vos sons dans le mix
si vous prévoyez faire des spectacles, prévoyez de bon cases et ayez tout votre gear branché dedans pour n'avoir que les sorties des différents cases a connecter a la console, une table de cafétéria avec des machines dessus, des fils tout croche et des power bar sur la table, ca a l'ai broche a foin a mon avis, et des roadcases ça protège ton équipement lors du transport
bon la question c'était hardware, mais un laptop, ableton live et une couple de APC 20 ou 40, ou un lemur (ou un iPad avec une app de contrôle qui est toujours a venir) et vous êtes en business, mais, a mon avis, la musique peut etre identique a ce que du hardware produit, mais la performance en est diminué sur l'aspect visuel(selon moi), et perso, j'aime me lancer sans filet comme si je jouait d'un vrai instrument (je viens de bands en tant que guitariste, quand tu te trompe ça parait, quand tu pète une corde, ça parait, ya pas de filet)
(long topic de gear, mais ce qu'il faut le plus, comme pour être un bon DJ, c'est de savoir lire la foule et d'adapter son matériel aux circonstances, l'heure, etc)
au début je me prenait des notes et je me préparais (ce que je fais pour les shows sur scène)
après quelques temps, je ne me fiait qu'a mes notes générales (ma liste de la mémoire de la machine)
depuis une semaine, c au pif sur le moment, je peux rester 30 minutes sur les jungle, je vais aller voir si j'ai ce qui convient, sinon je modifie le pattern en cours pour le rendre selon la demande.
(maintenant je refere tres peu a mes notes papier a moins d'une demande spéciale, j'y vais au feeling, de mémoire et meme des fois "a la luck")
ceux que je porte devant vous sont des sony MDR 7509, j'affectionne et utilise aussi des senneihser HD280 pro, meilleure isolation, pour jouer live, pour des stages plus bruyants, j'ai un casque de drummer vic firth qui isole encore plus que les 280
si tu as des additions ou des précisions n'hésite pas a me contacter, j'adore parler de ma musique
comme disait Zappa ou Lennon
de mémoire
"music is like sex, nobody wants to talk about it, they want to do it...but i do like to talk about it"
cite moi pas la dessus je retrouve pas la quote originale
faire le plus de spectacles possible, que ça soit en ligne ou sur scène
j'aimerais beaucoup aller jouer en Europe, j'ai plusieurs demandes mais avec tout ce matos, c'est un peu compliqué coté logistique (transport, adapteurs de voltage, etc) mais jy songe de plus en plus, au moins Allemagne, hollande et France et peut être plus
j'aimerais bien refaire de disques, pas juste des compilations de sets live, du vrai travail studio, ça commence a me manquer, et ça me ferait un side product a promouvoir/vendre/garder en souvenir d'un spectacle/etc
merci a tous pour votre intérêt dans ce que je fais,
je suis incapable de classifier ce que je fais, j'ai jamais entendu aucun artiste qui sonne comme moi
j'adore le public qui s'implique dans les créations, qui me guide dans les compositions
merci beaucoup
Google translated without any corrections, most of you will get the general idea and i have no time to hard translate it and write it all back again
You thought that your fans would do the same to see you mix live on the web and twitter?
If you had told me that 3 years ago when I put back my skates of live, that people would be interested to look me call on my machine, I would not have believed, and they are ready to m encourage (morally and financially all / of their time), and discuss with me, etc. I only would have probably not thought
What does it feel to be behind the decks and seeing everyone have fun?
I'm having, I sometimes lack a bit of discussion, but I correct myself after the set to read everything, and on stage, I am tripping as much as people may tripper (jai no turntables, just as machines that génrent real-time music, that's why I do not play any "hit" of the moment)
Will Muzik 4 Machines play a new set every week?
If you mean by new play each week, for sure, even several times usually
if you mean by new new pieces, yes and no, some parts are added and disappearing every day, but certain patterns back every time, but never two performances are alike, making it difficult to record a real album studio
What would you advise a beginner to start in the techno music scene?
for composition:
Start with a small software * BUY fl studio as basic or reaper, see if you like AC
after a program like Reason and / or record which is a very powerful all-inclusive, if the passion is, you can go to the hardware (see question 2 below)
to jam / looper
The Kaossilator (and the PRO version which would come (edit, which was released and is a very good upgrade, even if it suffers the same problems as the syncro KAOSS Pad 3) and I will show you the details of that it happens in canada)
coupled with the Kaoss Pad 3 effects and loops (for loops, a laptop running ableton live is even better, but I chose not to use computers, I have not used this avenue since 2007)
* Purchase is very important, cracks downloader is easy, but that night at the industry and more when you pay for a program, your more likely to master it and try to draw the best, whereas when all is free, we do not force to further
How do you do to create tracks so delusional
thank you, I do not know what to answer that, I do what I would like to hear in clubs or in my ipod 90% of the time, other times I try to emulate a current trend (usually it is a fail and it sounds like such M4M lol)
What equipment do you recommend to create good techno sets?
I have a bias for Roland sequencers (mc 303 (very basic) 505 (almost perfect) 909 (the perfection) and the 808 (only "groovebox" still in production from Roland)
the EMU command station, the Yamaha RM1x/su700 (all discontinued) are also very good foundation has a setup performance
Korg electribe the (still in production (maintenance update for SD cards) EMX and ESX are always very interesting, and easier to use / control
the ESX is a sampler with two tracks of melodic sequence while the emx is a synthesizer with sample drums static, but has 5 tracks melodic sequence
These boxes have sounds a bit dated, but send all the MIDI, so they can control other more modern equipment (access virus, Korg RADIAS, Lead north, micro korg, etc.) and vintage (or keyboard racks)
the side effects
Series Korg KAOSS pad is always appreciated by producers and DJs, your old guitar pedals can also be useful, experiment
the piece, apart from the sequencer, it's your console, expect 2-4 more listings than what you have, in case a bassist or a singer himself would point
as sending an auxiliary, the more effects you can use it, same goes for buses, which allow you to group instruments together (the drums, synths, voices) to control the volume group
EQ is as important, a simple bass / treble is good, but if so one or two bands of parametric mids can make all the difference to your well-placed sound in the mix
if you intend to shows, expect good boxes and have all your gear plugged in to have the outputs of the various boxes to connect to the console, a cafeteria table with machine above, son of crooked and power bar on the table, have a ca hay spit in my opinion, and it protects your equipment roadcases during transport
the question was good hardware, but a laptop, ableton live and a couple of APC 20 or 40, or a lemur (iPad or a control that app is still to come) and you're in business, but has I think music can be identical to that of the hardware product, but the performance is reduced on looks (to me), and Me, I like to run without a net as if I was playing a real instrument (I just bands as a guitarist, when you make a mistake it seems, when you fart a rope, it seems, there is no net)
(Feature topic of gear, but what is needed most, like to be a good DJ is to read the crowd and adapt its equipment to the circumstances, time, etc.)
Do you prepare your list of track before starting to mix or you go by feel?
at first I took notes and prepared myself for (what I do for the shows on stage)
after a while, I did my notes has relied General (my list of the machine memory)
last week, pif c at the moment, I can stay for 30 minutes on the jungle, I'll go see if I have what is necessary, if I change the current pattern to make it according to demand.
(Now I refers very little to my notes paper unless a special request, I'm going by feel, memory and even sometimes "has the luck")
What headphones for most of your sets?
I wear them in front of you are Sony MDR 7509, and I like also uses senneihser HD280 pro, better insulation, to play live, for stages noisiest helmet I vic firth drummer that insulates even more than 280
if you have any additions or clarifications do not hesitate to contact me, I love talking about my music
as Zappa said Lennon
Memory
"Music is like sex, nobody wants to talk about it, They want to do it ... but i do like to talk about it"
I quote the above not I find not the original quote
Thank you for responding so quickly to finish the interview one final question ... What are your future projects?
do more shows as possible, be it online or on stage
I would love to play in Europe, I have several applications but with all this gear is a bit complicated side logistics (transport, voltage adapters, etc.) but dream jy increasingly, at least Germany, Holland and France and may be more
I would like to record again, not just compilations of live sets, real studio work, this is starting to fail me, and it would give me a side product has promote / sell / keep as a souvenir of a show / etc.
Thank you for answering my questions, you have something to add for the final word?
thank you all for your interest in what I do,
I am unable to classify what I do, I never heard any artist who sounds like me
I love the public involved in their creation, which guides me in the compositions
thank you very much
Monday, May 31, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
#M4MLive - It's My Birthday, Here's my Gift to YOU(tubers) - Muzik 4 Mac...
mon cadeau de fete pour vous, une nouvelle compos, premiere interpretation, je ferai sans doute un pestacle cette nuit en me levant vers minuit/1heure sur ustream
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
Saturday, May 08, 2010
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Machete Trailler
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0985694/
Overview
MOVIEmeter: ?
Down 16% in popularity this week. See why on IMDbPro.
Directors:
Ethan Maniquis
Robert Rodriguez
Writer:
Robert Rodriguez (writer)
Contact:
View company contact information for Machete on IMDbPro.
Release Date:
3 September 2010 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Action | Adventure | Cr...ime | Thriller See more »
Tagline:
He was given an offer he couldn't refuse... See more »
Plot:
After being betrayed by the organization who hired him, an ex-Federale launches a brutal rampage of revenge against his former boss. Full summary » | Full synopsis »
Plot Keywords:
Machete | Priest | Senator | Cross | Spin Off
See more »
Cast
Danny Trejo ... Machete
Michelle Rodriguez ... Luz
Jessica Alba ... Sartana
Robert De Niro ... Senator McLaughlin
Lindsay Lohan ... April Benz
Cheech Marin ... Padre Benito del Toro
Jeff Fahey ... Michael Benz
Steven Seagal ... Torrez
Don Johnson ... Lt. Stillman
Cheryl Chin ... Torrez's Henchwoman
Electra Avellan ... Nurse Mona
Elise Avellan ... Sexy Nurse #2
other cast:
Rose McGowan ... Cherry Darling
Daryl Sabara ... Julio
Tom Savini ... Deputy Tolo
Shea Whigham ... Sniper
Tina Rodriguez ... Tristana
Carlos Gallardo ... Deputy Carlos
Jason Douglas ... Cop
JenelleRae Cardenas ... Mexican Protester
Donta Storey ... Jynx
Greg Ingram ... Cristos
Alicia Rachel Marek ... June
Ryan Christiansen ... Bungalow Man
Chad McMinn ... News Camera Man
Mitchell Lance Adams ... Cop
Jaime De La Rosa ... EMT Technician
Overview
MOVIEmeter: ?
Down 16% in popularity this week. See why on IMDbPro.
Directors:
Ethan Maniquis
Robert Rodriguez
Writer:
Robert Rodriguez (writer)
Contact:
View company contact information for Machete on IMDbPro.
Release Date:
3 September 2010 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Action | Adventure | Cr...ime | Thriller See more »
Tagline:
He was given an offer he couldn't refuse... See more »
Plot:
After being betrayed by the organization who hired him, an ex-Federale launches a brutal rampage of revenge against his former boss. Full summary » | Full synopsis »
Plot Keywords:
Machete | Priest | Senator | Cross | Spin Off
See more »
Cast
Danny Trejo ... Machete
Michelle Rodriguez ... Luz
Jessica Alba ... Sartana
Robert De Niro ... Senator McLaughlin
Lindsay Lohan ... April Benz
Cheech Marin ... Padre Benito del Toro
Jeff Fahey ... Michael Benz
Steven Seagal ... Torrez
Don Johnson ... Lt. Stillman
Cheryl Chin ... Torrez's Henchwoman
Electra Avellan ... Nurse Mona
Elise Avellan ... Sexy Nurse #2
other cast:
Rose McGowan ... Cherry Darling
Daryl Sabara ... Julio
Tom Savini ... Deputy Tolo
Shea Whigham ... Sniper
Tina Rodriguez ... Tristana
Carlos Gallardo ... Deputy Carlos
Jason Douglas ... Cop
JenelleRae Cardenas ... Mexican Protester
Donta Storey ... Jynx
Greg Ingram ... Cristos
Alicia Rachel Marek ... June
Ryan Christiansen ... Bungalow Man
Chad McMinn ... News Camera Man
Mitchell Lance Adams ... Cop
Jaime De La Rosa ... EMT Technician
Friday, April 30, 2010
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Friday, April 09, 2010
#m4mlive for nobody part 1 - Muzik 4 Machines
ok so the broadcast machine died on me during this recording, around halfway in one cam froze, (hence the 2 parts) had to reboot, at the end of part 2 the HD failled, and now it won't boot up, trying to find a way to entertain you tonight
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find me a title - #M4MLive - Muzik 4 Machines brand new song
brand new song, composed on the fly in part 1 (available on UStream), first try
ça vire même au drum and bass vers la fin
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Monday, February 08, 2010
Some questions i answered
on formspring.me, that seemed pertinent
buckle up, longest post ever on this blog (that has an average word count per article of about 0,6)
How would your perfect synth be? (dooesn´t have to exist, no credit limit)
i'm not too picky with synths, more with sequencers but let's go with the synth first
i think clavia did it with the modulars but...
id wish they would do a v3, with dual touchscreens ports so the editor is built in and patches can be edited on the hardware itself, live, the other touchscreen being the lemur like control surface
but i wish something more, like the mc909 meets ableton live
talking here about something that could replace my whole rig for a tour but i'd still look as busy and everywhere as on the mothership, i figure such a device would be about wide as a 76 keys controler and about deep as a big PA or studio mixer
dedicated knobs + assignable knobs
touchscreens for the mixer and editors
(with built in odularizable synth and fx
step sequencer, loop recorder
actually make it live running on dedicated hardware with WAY more controls than the APC (i like the matrix, not nearly enough knobs and faders)
id go 24 faders wide (and 24 column matrix) with at least 4-5 assign knobs(either mixer functions or instruments1fx functions) per strip, plus 4-6 buttons for solo, mute/other
either a dedicated touchscreen with lemur like controls or dedicated, modular sets of physical knobs extention (maybe detachable knob/fader boxes using OSC or stuff so you can have dedicated everything for particular devices, and use the 5 assign knobs for other less tweak demanding synth/fx)
each button and fader with lcd displays of the functions
8 10 rows of matrix is probably enough at a time
also a 16 step sequencer with running lights to do quick alteration to drum patterns (with auto "zoom" to get 1/32nd or more precise), id go oled for the step sequencer, so the button displays the current step number (4, 4-1/32) and/or the sound its playing
touchscreen could be used to do kaoss like effects, multi touch control surface
pug in a display and usb key/mouse and use live on it as a DAW for pre prod of the live set/ studio work
anyway, im thinking too much, and unless i have millions for r&d, its a big pipe dream
yesterday Delete Your Response
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why only hardware?
because i owned it
at first it was mostly because i only had 1 computer, and playing live with it (reason+live) it wasn't performant enough to record audio and video+playing the set
i already owned a good bunch of the hardware from various projects, i just tore down unused pedalboards, live racks and studio racks to harvest all suitable hardware
i was also finding myself never completing anything in my DAW, hundreds of 8 bar loops in reason, unmixed/barebone rock compositions and stuff, working with a SUPER limited sequencer allowed me to complete tracks for once
if you could sign to any record label which one would you choose? Warp?
warp for sure, i dunno lots about labels, i've been doing my own thing a lot lately and not searched to get signed, but feel free to refer me :)
4 weeks ago Delete Your Response .
indépendance musicale ou faire des disques?
comem c'est la indépendance musicale, et en 2010 faire des disques, on peut le faire independant et tout, masi la grosse compagnie c toujours tentant, mais des fois c castrant pas mal, moi perdre le droit de jammer sur youstream u de faire des liveset dune heure sur youtube ca me ferait chier un peu, jaime le instant feedback, pas 3 mois plus tard quand ils decident de sortir le disque/single
Have you tried live composition with other musicians? Something like FreeJazz4Machines?
id really like to try that, machinists or real musicians, would be fun, i just don't know anyone in quebc city that is into it, would you be?
BTW, stop being anonymous, im pretty sure you asked all those questions and id like to know you
Ever think about doing some remixes? which songs would you choose?
on the machines, and in the live set i already did some, tetris, smells like teen spirit, a child song called les legumes, music is the answer(cant remember the original artist OTOMH)
before that, in one of my DAW phases between 2 hardware phases, i did more, a few NIN, beck, mes aieux, iron butterfly, whole-lotta-love and a few more, cant remember (all available on my website)
for future remixes, i'd like to do a nice version of africa (toto), les sucettes (gainsbourg/france gall) and some classical music i'd really like to squeeze in 8 bar loops, and any suggestion is accepted
any chance you'll ever ditch all your machines for say.. ableton?
if i have to tour with no transport budget, yes, 1 apc20, 1 apc40, a kp3/kaossilator pro,a MBP and a good 8ins 8 outs soundcard (for the kaosses) but then, it wouldnt be really muzik 4 machines, i'd probably go as chrominance zero in that case or something else, but half of the show would be lost (the me jumping aroung reaching far away knobs and pedals) it's really a "think of it seriously" situation
buckle up, longest post ever on this blog (that has an average word count per article of about 0,6)
How would your perfect synth be? (dooesn´t have to exist, no credit limit)
i'm not too picky with synths, more with sequencers but let's go with the synth first
i think clavia did it with the modulars but...
id wish they would do a v3, with dual touchscreens ports so the editor is built in and patches can be edited on the hardware itself, live, the other touchscreen being the lemur like control surface
but i wish something more, like the mc909 meets ableton live
talking here about something that could replace my whole rig for a tour but i'd still look as busy and everywhere as on the mothership, i figure such a device would be about wide as a 76 keys controler and about deep as a big PA or studio mixer
dedicated knobs + assignable knobs
touchscreens for the mixer and editors
(with built in odularizable synth and fx
step sequencer, loop recorder
actually make it live running on dedicated hardware with WAY more controls than the APC (i like the matrix, not nearly enough knobs and faders)
id go 24 faders wide (and 24 column matrix) with at least 4-5 assign knobs(either mixer functions or instruments1fx functions) per strip, plus 4-6 buttons for solo, mute/other
either a dedicated touchscreen with lemur like controls or dedicated, modular sets of physical knobs extention (maybe detachable knob/fader boxes using OSC or stuff so you can have dedicated everything for particular devices, and use the 5 assign knobs for other less tweak demanding synth/fx)
each button and fader with lcd displays of the functions
8 10 rows of matrix is probably enough at a time
also a 16 step sequencer with running lights to do quick alteration to drum patterns (with auto "zoom" to get 1/32nd or more precise), id go oled for the step sequencer, so the button displays the current step number (4, 4-1/32) and/or the sound its playing
touchscreen could be used to do kaoss like effects, multi touch control surface
pug in a display and usb key/mouse and use live on it as a DAW for pre prod of the live set/ studio work
anyway, im thinking too much, and unless i have millions for r&d, its a big pipe dream
yesterday Delete Your Response
.
why only hardware?
because i owned it
at first it was mostly because i only had 1 computer, and playing live with it (reason+live) it wasn't performant enough to record audio and video+playing the set
i already owned a good bunch of the hardware from various projects, i just tore down unused pedalboards, live racks and studio racks to harvest all suitable hardware
i was also finding myself never completing anything in my DAW, hundreds of 8 bar loops in reason, unmixed/barebone rock compositions and stuff, working with a SUPER limited sequencer allowed me to complete tracks for once
if you could sign to any record label which one would you choose? Warp?
warp for sure, i dunno lots about labels, i've been doing my own thing a lot lately and not searched to get signed, but feel free to refer me :)
4 weeks ago Delete Your Response .
indépendance musicale ou faire des disques?
comem c'est la indépendance musicale, et en 2010 faire des disques, on peut le faire independant et tout, masi la grosse compagnie c toujours tentant, mais des fois c castrant pas mal, moi perdre le droit de jammer sur youstream u de faire des liveset dune heure sur youtube ca me ferait chier un peu, jaime le instant feedback, pas 3 mois plus tard quand ils decident de sortir le disque/single
Have you tried live composition with other musicians? Something like FreeJazz4Machines?
id really like to try that, machinists or real musicians, would be fun, i just don't know anyone in quebc city that is into it, would you be?
BTW, stop being anonymous, im pretty sure you asked all those questions and id like to know you
Ever think about doing some remixes? which songs would you choose?
on the machines, and in the live set i already did some, tetris, smells like teen spirit, a child song called les legumes, music is the answer(cant remember the original artist OTOMH)
before that, in one of my DAW phases between 2 hardware phases, i did more, a few NIN, beck, mes aieux, iron butterfly, whole-lotta-love and a few more, cant remember (all available on my website)
for future remixes, i'd like to do a nice version of africa (toto), les sucettes (gainsbourg/france gall) and some classical music i'd really like to squeeze in 8 bar loops, and any suggestion is accepted
any chance you'll ever ditch all your machines for say.. ableton?
if i have to tour with no transport budget, yes, 1 apc20, 1 apc40, a kp3/kaossilator pro,a MBP and a good 8ins 8 outs soundcard (for the kaosses) but then, it wouldnt be really muzik 4 machines, i'd probably go as chrominance zero in that case or something else, but half of the show would be lost (the me jumping aroung reaching far away knobs and pedals) it's really a "think of it seriously" situation
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
iPad...:(
pas intel, pas de vrai osx, pas de audio in, meme pas de USB (encore moins de firewire ou de vraie sortie d'ecran)
c juste un ipod touch/iphone geant finalement, moi qui pensait en acheter 2 et remplacer 75% de mon kit avec ca avec ableton live, c'est raté
ben beau pour les gens qui veulent un ebook reader a 800$, inutile pour les pro
meme pas de flash, un peu pathétique
c juste un ipod touch/iphone geant finalement, moi qui pensait en acheter 2 et remplacer 75% de mon kit avec ca avec ableton live, c'est raté
ben beau pour les gens qui veulent un ebook reader a 800$, inutile pour les pro
meme pas de flash, un peu pathétique
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
PINKFEAR: Muzik4Machines le Stream musical par excellence.
http://pinkfear.com/musik4machines-le-stream-musical-par-excellence-518
un immense merci pour cette mention qui fait chaud au coeur, j'espere bien pouvoir vous visiter avant la fin de 2010
un immense merci pour cette mention qui fait chaud au coeur, j'espere bien pouvoir vous visiter avant la fin de 2010
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
tb a03 wants to stay in touch on LinkedIn
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