hitekk

This track was created in corporation with kosmonaut .  Check check it

Where do they come from?

Who made them and why?

Where do they go?

One answer: Electric (with DjVadim)



What you see is the result of some incredible stunts i made with this bike just like in this video

After a long way looking for a player that fits my needs the best. I’ve tried Winamp, AIMP2/3, iTunes,… and was looking for a player with functionality and an open concept similar to Amarok (Linux), but made for people and stable. My K.O. – criterias are:

• Windows platform
• Freeware and no Adverticements
• Mediathek + Search
• Support for Lossless FLAC
• Subscribe Podcasts
• Managing Tags for more than one File
• Different Playlists

Nice to have:

• transcoding/encoding WAV into MP3 and FLAC
• Support for iPod nano
• Support OGG
• Shutdown
• Support ASIO

And the winner is foobar2000 – There is EVERYTHING i need and more.  Even from my point of view as a software developer, its a fine piece of work. Its layout is completly configurable and an open component architecture, so third-party-plugins allow to write extensions -> great! The player and some of the plugins where updated lately, this activity is a good sign to have a player that will be developed further and extended for the needs of the future.

The authors choice:

Edit (16.11.2011):

Just found a very promising Remote for the iPad http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRMYpmK5J68

Note: its not an App from the AppStore.Due to this foobar-forum entry (from Nov.2010) its a “simple foobar2000-config”.

I will continue recherching before spending money for it. But it looks very handy and worth a second look.

You can now post comments to my music.

In a recent session i learned the power of deconstructing samples. Anneka’s vocal download came right in time to practice this technique.

Some things in my life are changing right now with increasing speed. I made this track “Canyon” during that times of changes. I used a hell of a lot of Ableton Live effects and instruments. Except for some hihat samples its all synthetic sounds. Even though i tried to make it dubstep-ish, it became more a chillout track. Enjoy!

Here is some chilled sounds i made last winter. Its inspired by the tracks of one of my favorite dubstep artists: scuba.

The page moved to wordpress. On this platform we present you the output of a small audio production (home) studio. More information and audio contents comming this year.

stay tuned!