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Canton Becker is a musician, programmer, and web designer. Recently he has turned his focus to algorithmic and generative music. His site, Pi Songs, used the number pi to create a musical piece 114 years long. Canton has been pushing the limits of technology and creativity for decades. He was a fundamental part of the Res Rocket Surfer project, which enabled for real time musical collaboration in the early days of the internet. Canton spoke to me about algorithmic music and how he created Pi Songs. His thoughts on the future of music and technology was both inspiring and a bit frightening! Canton gave a fascinating demonstration of his how his algorithmic music making works in real time. Listen on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Play or Spotify; watch on YouTube This episode is sponsored by Phenyx Pro. We love our PTM-10 Wireless In-Ear Monitors! Save 5% with code - BRIANFUNK Phenyx Pro - https://phenyxpro.com/DKOSOgYsjkzg Show Notes: Pi Songs - https://pisongs.com Earth Music "Brian's Song" - https://pisongs.com/earth/?position=30389804 Res Rocket Surfer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpzHQR-skEQ SampleSwap - https://sampleswap.org Canton's Web Site - https://cantonbecker.com This Person Doesn't Exist - https://thispersondoesnotexist.com Next Chord App - https://nextchord.app Bill Wurtz - https://billwurtz.com The Musician's Dice - https://musiciansdice.com Brian Funk Links: Website - https://brianfunk.com Intro Music Made with 16-Bit Ableton Live Pack - https://brianfunk.com/blog/16-bit 5-Minute Music Producer - https://brianfunk.com/blog/5minute Music Production Club - https://brianfunk.com/mpc Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/podcast Save 25% on Ableton Live Packs at my store with the code: PODCAST - https://brianfunk.com/store Thank you for listening.  Please review the Music Production Podcast on your favorite podcast provider! And don't forget to visit my site https://BrianFunk.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs. Brian Funk

Voices by Katie Self, Brian Donovan, Ryan Schremp, Sarah Tasz, Vince Burnard, and Amy Thorstenson.Theme song by members of Sparklef*ck.Music by Amy Thorstenson, "Canton Lujon" by Canton Becker (http://cantonbecker.com/sound), and "Reign Supreme," "Lost Time," "Dreams Become Real," "Fanfare For Space," "Static Motion," and "Americana" by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com).Sound effects from freesound.org ("Robot chat" by harri, "dislocator sci-fi weapon" by JarAxe, "Weird SciFi Noise" by Opticreep, "waves_1" by haldigital97, "End Radio Transmission" by ReadeOnly, "early video game-ish fire" by Timbre, "Ambient Spacecraft Hum" by AlaskaRobotics, "Boots and Spurs" by jjhouse4, "knock-the-door" by anagar, "jumping onto a hard floor with shoes" by wibwob, "space gun shoot" by afirlam, "struggle between two people" by gpenn76, "heavy impacts" by richerlandtv). Additional sounds from Pond5.com ("Door Vault," "Futuristic Air Compression," "8bit up" and "Beetle Bug Legs"), and "Store Door Chime Sound" by Mike Koenig (http://soundbible.com/1599-Store-Door-Chime.html). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Cosmic Love! Thanks for listening.**Written/directed/produced by Amy Thorstenson.This episode features the vocal talents of Katie Self, Brian Donovan, Clayton Snyder, and Amy Thorstenson.Theme song by members of SparkleF*ck.Music ("Map of the Cosmos," "Lujon Remix," and "Schvisen") by Canton Becker (http://cantonbecker.com/sound). Additional music ("Disco Medusae," "Lost Time," and "The Complex") by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com).Sound effects from Pond5.com ("Door Vault," "Futuristic Air Compression," and "Beetle Bug Legs"). Additional sounds from Freesound.org ("Robot chat" by harri, "Dislocator (sci-fi weapon)" by JarAxe, "Weird SciFi Noise" by Opticreep, "Waves_1" by haldigital97, "End Radio Transmission" by ReadeOnly, and "Highheels Run" by sturmankin).** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Cosmic Love! Thanks for listening.**Written/directed/produced by Amy Thorstenson.This episode features the vocal talents of Katie Self, Brian Donovan, Clayton Snyder, and Amy Thorstenson.Theme song by members of SparkleF*ck.Music ("Map of the Cosmos," "Lujon Remix," and "Schvisen") by Canton Becker (http://cantonbecker.com/sound). Additional music ("Disco Medusae," "Lost Time," and "The Complex") by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com).Sound effects from Pond5.com ("Door Vault," "Futuristic Air Compression," and "Beetle Bug Legs"). Additional sounds from Freesound.org ("Robot chat" by harri, "Dislocator (sci-fi weapon)" by JarAxe, "Weird SciFi Noise" by Opticreep, "Waves_1" by haldigital97, "End Radio Transmission" by ReadeOnly, and "Highheels Run" by sturmankin).** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to episode 56 of The Bitcoin Game, I'm Rob Mitchell. I met Peter Kroll at a Bitcoin conference about a year ago. When I asked Peter what his involvement was with Bitcoin, he told me he created the original Bitcoin paper wallet at BitAddress.org. I was pretty impressed, having used his tool often! Peter had kept it a secret that he was behind BitAddress.org until late 2014, and even since then, he's kept a pretty low profile. We cover a ton of topics in this exclusive interview, including Peter's introduction to Bitcoin, his paper wallet system, Bitcoin's division, and much more. EPISODE LINKS The First Bitcoin Paper Wallet https://BitAddress.org Peter's SlashDot introduction to Bitcoin https://news.slashdot.org/story/11/05/19/0149234/mint-it-yourself-with-a-browser-based-bitcoin-miner Curaçao https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curaçao Peter "PointBiz" Kroll on BitcoinTalk https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17857 First BitAddress.org thread on BitcoinTalk https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43496 BitcoinTalk BitAddress.org art contest posted by Mike "Casascius" Caldwellhttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=92969 BitAddress.org on GitHub https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org BitAddress Changelog https://www.bitaddress.org/CHANGELOG.txt.asc Entropy (Hackaday article) https://hackaday.com/2017/11/02/what-is-entropy-and-how-do-i-get-more-of-it BitcoinJS https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bitcoinjs-lib Tom Wu's JSBN Library http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~tjw/jsbn/ Live USB Linux https://www.linuxliveusb.com BitKey (bootable USB image for cold wallets) https://bitkey.io Tails https://tails.boum.org Canton Becker's Bitcoin Paper Wallet https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com Ian Coleman's BIP39 Mnemonic Converter Tool https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ Coldlar (new hardware wallet) https://www.coldlar.com Coinbin (offline transaction signing library, uses QR codes) https://coinb.in My interview with Jochen “Johoe” Hoenicke, who discovered Android RNG issues related to insecure Bitcoin wallets https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/the-bitcoin-game-7-bitcoin-hero-jochen-aka-johoe Estonia - National ID Card RNG Flaw https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2017/09/security_flaw_i.html Generating private keys with dice http://kiararobles.com/blog/generating-private-keys-with-bitcoin-dice.html Monero https://getmonero.org Decred https://www.decred.org The Future Of Bitcoin - Peter Kroll asks Craig Wright some questions @ 1:15:50 https://youtu.be/v1_gxvx_QGo?t=1h15m50s Counterparty https://counterparty.io ERC20 https://support.exodus.io/article/108-what-is-an-erc20-token-and-does-exodus-support-it Peter Kroll - Private Key Custody - Crypto Mexico - Ethereum Devcon 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idLaVk-3pDk Peter on Twitter https://twitter.com/pointbiz1 Peter on Reddit https://www.reddit.com/user/pointbiz STAY IN TOUCH Thanks so much for taking the time to listen to The Bitcoin Game! https://Twitter.com/TheBTCGame http://TheBitcoinGame.com Rob@TheBitcoinGame.com SPONSORS BTC Inc. is excited to announce its conference, Distributed 2018. Distributed 2018 is the result of three industry leaders bridging the gap between the Eastern and Western blockchain initiatives and unlocking the power of a global decentralized ecosystem, the conference is the ideal space to meet and network with the people of today influencing tomorrow's technology. An opportunity to deepen your understanding of blockchain technology, gain strategic insights, and grow your network, Distributed is dedicated to bringing the best minds in blockchain together. for more information or to order tickets, visit: https://2018.distributed.com. While much of a Bitcoiner's time is spent in the world of digital assets, sometimes it's nice to own a physical representation of the virtual things you care about. For just the price of a cup of coffee or two (at Starbucks), you can own the world famous Bitcoin Keychain, the growingly popular Litecoin Keychain, or even your own Bitcoin Fork - Pen. As Seen On The Guardian • TechCrunch • Engadget • Ars Technica • Popular Mechanics Inforwars • Maxim • Inc. • Vice • RT • Bitcoin Magazine • VentureBeat PRI • CoinDesk • Washington Post • Forbes • Fast Company Bitcoin Keychains - BKeychain.com Litecoin Keychains - LKeychain.com Bitcoin Fork Pens - BitcoinForks.com All of the above on Amazon - BitcoinNovelties.com Here are some tipping addresses (Lightning tipping, coming soon!) Bitcoin (Segwit) tipping address: 3AYvXZseExRn3Dum8z9tFUk9jtQK6KMU4g Litecoin tipping address: MCszxWfm4y4Ke39vJZLXwULLRgVmBfJy8z Bitcoin Cash tipping address: 1EXYkuuQ49uEioTpHY4ZY99edJczbUqQfu Ethereum tipping address: 0xB8b169192A74746050806671710aeB72F01F6ED1 CREDITS All music in this episode of The Bitcoin Game was created by Rob Mitchell. The Bitcoin Game box art was created from an illustration by Rock Barcellos. Note: We've recently migrated our RSS feed (and primary content host) from Soundcloud to Libsyn. 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Os nossos combatentes da Liberdade invadem uma das grandes corporações atrés do Project ET-01, que pode ter pistas quanto a Transformation De La Tèrre Olá! Na Mesa Predestinada 10, apresentamos mais aventuras de Remy e Jean-Jacques, os combatentes da La Resisténce, enfrentando o opressor governo de Paris Nouveau e procurando derrubar o mesmo, com o auxílio de novos personagens: a Blueblood Camile Desjardins e o Officer Martin Le Marteur. Nosso contato para esse podcast é o email mesaspredestinadas@gmail.com, entre outros contatos a serem estipulados. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa (Narrador) Luiz Cavalheiro (Jean-Jacques le Blanc) Paulo “Meirense” França (Remy Fayat) César Hitos Araújo (Camille Lejardins) Silas Marques de Lima (Martin Le Marteur) Duração: 175min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:11 - Introdução e apresentação dos novos personagens 00:02:24 - O que Jean-Jacques e Remy fizeram no meio-tempo 00:05:54 - Todos os personagens são convocados 00:10:37 - No Moulin Rouge, Leandra e Said passam a missão aos personagens 00:27:10 - Começam as preparações com Martin enviando seus homens para investigar o prédio da Sun Biotech 00:31:15 - Jean-Jacques se infiltra como faxineiro na Sun Biotech como preparação 00:34:38 - Camille procura obter informações ao usar seus contatos para achar alguém responsável pela segurança 00:38:01 - Remy recorre a uma das Elitès, o Duque, e consegue uma série de códigos, senhas e metadados para invasão de sistemas… Mas a que custo? 00:48:44 - Camille obtêm informações extras por meio de uma engenharia social 00:52:32 - Começa a missão com os personagens chegando na Sun Biotech e conseguindo forjar uma reunião, passando uma primeira barreira de segurança 01:08:49 - No segundo nível, eles passam a barreira de segurança e conseguem obter uma forma de acessar o laboratório automatizado para buscar o ET-01 01:40:24 - No terceiro nível, eles tem mais problemas devido às excessivas notificações da A/R de experiências 01:55:23 - Remy filtra as tags A/R até encontrar o Project ET-01 02:02:59 - Remy descobre um novo Projeto Simuta para tornar a droga da V/R mais poderosa 02:13:30 - Jean-Jacques percebe algo errado quando o elevador falha… E o guarda descobre que “alguém” emperrou o elevador… 02:17:30 - Começa o debrief e as acusações de traição, com Remy e Jean-Jacques revelando seus segredos 02:36:31 - Comentários Finais da Aventura Links Relacionados: Ficha da Remy Ficha do Jean-Jacques Ficha do Martin Marteur Ficha do Camille Desjardins Ficha Final do Governo Ficha Final da La Resistènce Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Mesas Predestinadas Comente esse post no site do Mesas Predestinadas! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Lewd Day por Canton Becker Gorgonzola por Canton Becker Anmbient Gourd por Canton Becker Trumpet Backdrone por Canton Becker Mary M's Space Music por Canton Becker Where the Honey Is por Canton Becker Bassomatic por Canton Becker 303x909 (Remix) por Canton Becker Gourd Travel por Canton Becker Cost of Difference por Canton Becker Floodwater por Canton Becker Map of the Cosmos por Canton Becker Schvisen por Canton Becker Stringy por Canton Becker Sunflower por Canton Becker The Great River por Canton Becker

Uma simples Invasão de Armazém se mostra muito mais complexa no fundo Olá! Na Mesa Predestinada 9, começam as aventuras de Remy e Jean-Jacques, os combatentes da La Resisténce, enfrentando o opressor governo de Paris Nouveau e procurando derrubar o mesmo. Nosso contato para esse podcast é o email mesaspredestinadas@gmail.com, entre outros contatos a serem estipulados. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa (Narrador) Luiz Cavalheiro (Jean-Jacques le Blanc) Paulo “Meirense” França (Remy Fayat) Duração: 110min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:08 - Introdução à aventura e ao cenário da aventura 00:03:18 - Jean-Jacques e Remy se encontram no Cemitério Père-Lachaise 00:22:37 - Said e Leandra aparecem e passam para Jean-Jacques e Remy a missão, e a desconfiança rola solta 00:39:15 - Jean-Jacques e Remy fazem as suas preparações na prep scene 00:42:07 - Remy decide preparar alguma vantagem de fuga por meio de Metadados Falsos 00:46:18 - Jean-Jacques observa o armazém e com isso compreende os Turnos e Métodos do mesmo que possam ser explorados na hora de entrar e/ou sair 00:46:18 - Jean-Jacques observa o armazém e com isso compreende os Horários e Métodos que possam ser explorados na hora de entrar e/ou sair 00:56:12 - A Missão começa com Jean-Jacques e Remy recebendo de La Resistènce oferecendo um furgão e alguns Naturels como Funcionários Fantasmas 00:59:19 - Após entrar no Armazém, Remy se conecta a um ponto de acesso e se torna “invisível” aos leitores de metadados e obtem a localização dos guardas 01:03:19 - Remy gera um Manifesto de Carga Falso para pegar a carga, enquanto os Naturals fazem a carga do furgão 01:09:04 - Jean-Jacques procura o Chefe de Segurança Rodriguez para ele assinar o Manifesto de Carga Falso e tenta ver mais sobre o Project ET-01 01:18:40 - Remy não consegue se segurar e deixa uma mensagem para trás… E são descoberto poucos instantes depois de sairem do armazém! Estão sendo caçados! 01:20:19 - Os membros de La Resistence descaracterizam o furgão 01:20:19 - Os membros de La Resistence conseguem arrastar a carga roubada pelos esgotos e jogam o furgão no Seine 01:32:30 - Começa o debrief, e Leandra não está nada satisfeita com a bagunça feita pelos nossos “heróis” 01:33:22 - É revelado o fato de Remy ter deixado uma mensagem para trás 01:34:52 - Remy é acusada de traição e revela o fato de que ela se levou pela paixão 01:37:28 - Encerramento da Aventura com os Avanços de La Resistènce e do Governo 01:39:30 - Comentários finais sobre a aventura Links Relacionados: Ficha da Remy Ficha do Jean-Jacques Cemitério Père-Lachaise Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Mesas Predestinadas Comente esse post no site do Mesas Predestinadas! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Lewd Day por Canton Becker Gorgonzola por Canton Becker Anmbient Gourd por Canton Becker Trumpet Backdrone por Canton Becker Mary M's Space Music por Canton Becker Where the Honey Is por Canton Becker Bassomatic por Canton Becker 303x909 (Remix) por Canton Becker Gourd Travel por Canton Becker Cost of Difference por Canton Becker Floodwater por Canton Becker Map of the Cosmos por Canton Becker Schvisen por Canton Becker Stringy por Canton Becker Sunflower por Canton Becker The Great River por Canton Becker

Preparando o terreno para as Mesas Predestinadas de Dystopian Universe Olá! A Oitava Mesa Predestinada é um tanto diferente, onde apresentamos a primeira Mesa Predestinada (na verdade, a Sessão 0) Nosso contato para esse podcast é o email mesaspredestinadas@gmail.com, entre outros contatos a serem estipulados. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa (Narrador) Luiz Cavalheiro (Jean-Jacques le Blanc) Paulo “Meirense” França (Remy Fayat) Duração: 49min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:08 - Introdução às Mesas Predestinadas de Dystopian Universe e explicação de Sessão 0 00:01:24 - Introdução ao Cenário de Dystopian Universe e aos primeiros jogadores 00:04:03 - Criando La Resistènce, escolhendo Manifesto, Fraqueza e os Avanços da mesma 00:22:01 - Criando o Governo, escolhendo Slogan, Escândalo e Avanços 00:34:01 - Escolhendo os segredos iniciais dos Personagens do Luiz e do Meirense Links Relacionados: Interface Zero TekWar Ficha da Remy Ficha do Jean-Jacques Ficha Inicial do Governo Ficha Inicial da La Resistènce Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Mesas Predestinadas Comente esse post no site do Mesas Predestinadas! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Lewd Day por Canton Becker Gorgonzola por Canton Becker Anmbient Gourd por Canton Becker Trumpet Backdrone por Canton Becker Mary M's Space Music por Canton Becker Where the Honey Is por Canton Becker Bassomatic por Canton Becker 303x909 (Remix) por Canton Becker Gourd Travel por Canton Becker

Moody thick drum ‘n’ bass. Starts off with almost classical/orchestral elements, then the drop, then a little more banging. Lots of arpeggios and melodic content. The post Cost of Difference appeared first on Canton Becker.

This was the third track in my one song a month project. Here I’m playing around with polyrhythms (3 against 4 against 5 against…) and some nice pure synth tones. It’s in a major key, which is really rare for me. The post December V appeared first on Canton Becker.

This was the second track in my one song a month project. The sample you hear in this deep tribal house track is from a wonderful collection of records I found recorded in 1952 — famous anthropological field recordings by Hugh Tracy. More or less, the fellow who introduced African music to white people. This […] The post Kipsigis Love Song appeared first on Canton Becker.

Happy melodic techno. 122 BPM, starts off in a mellow place then gets bouncy and fun. Vocal sample is from Richard Kilmer’s LibriVox public domain reading of The Night Horseman by Max Brand (1920). The post The Great River appeared first on Canton Becker.

I love the album “Chants of India” by Ravi Shankar, and in particular the track that features this chant: asato ma sad gamaya / From ignorance, lead me to truth tamaso ma jyotir gamaya / From darkness, lead me to light mrtyor ma amrtam gamaya / From death, lead me to immortality. Here’s a funky […] The post Gamaya appeared first on Canton Becker.

My first original techno track in a long, long while. Lush, layered, moody, epic. Composed in daily 20 or 30 minute stolen workday moments over the course of several weeks. Finished this during a moment in history when 2,000 Pakistanis have died and 20 million are injured or homeless as a result of massive flooding […] The post Floodwaters appeared first on Canton Becker.

On this very snowy Santa Fe morning and with one week left until the 2008 Winter Solstice, I’m pleased to release this new song for free under a creative commons license. Snow Break is a 92bpm ‘breaks’ piece based around a sampled string melody from a 1960’s Mellotron tape loop. (The Mellotron was the original pre-digital sampler, a […] The post Snow Break appeared first on Canton Becker.

Wow this song was a long time in the making. 12+ months? Not sure if it’s done yet — this mix feels a little thick and awkward at times — but it’s done enough to let me move on to some other tracks in the near term. 174 BPM d’n’b, growly nasty bassline, occasional explosive […] The post Serious Song appeared first on Canton Becker.

Composed for Benjamin Becker, born Feb 12, 2008. 102 bpm. Ambient groove deep ethno dub. Usually I make music on a Macintosh running Logic Audio and a sizable amount of outboard gear… but this one was composed entirely on a Palm Pilot T|X using Bhaji’s Loops between the hours of 3am and 5am while lying […] The post Benbient appeared first on Canton Becker.

Melodic breakbeat, dissonant pianoish melodies, hard-hitting resonant bass and lots of fun with harmonics and phasing. The post Harmonic appeared first on Canton Becker.

Atmospheric / rolling drum ‘n’ bass with a many-layers jazzy feel. Giant heart-bursting pads. The post Big Chord appeared first on Canton Becker.

Trance-techno, 131 bpm. Hints of kraftwerk. Oldschool drums and even a siren. Breaks too, so maybe it’s not really trance. Sounds best while wearing roller skates. The post Rollertechno appeared first on Canton Becker.

Medium-fast breaks. Deep resonant (squirty!) basslines and a catchy melody. Inspirational bass-blending music. The post Bassomatic appeared first on Canton Becker.

Does anyone have a Xbox 360 I can borrow? A while back I was hired to compose two songs for Konami’s DDR UltraMix 4, and they sent me some free copies of the game… but I don’t have a console to play on (or stomp on or whatever it’s called when you do the blinky-light […] The post Indian Summer (Licensed for Dance Dance Revolution) appeared first on Canton Becker.

Hard acid techno. The post Schvisen appeared first on Canton Becker.

(Recorded Winter Solstice 1999) Cosmic trance-techno. Hard hitting kicks, but nice spacious pads and bass blasts. The post Solstice appeared first on Canton Becker.

Remix of Henry Mancini’s “Lujon”. One morning in 1999, I woke up to hearing this song (the original) on my clock radio. While in a half-dreaming state, I imagined hearing these extra layers and rhythms underneath the song. Later on that day, I put this together… Because this is a remix of a song belonging […] The post Lujon (Henry Mancini Remix) appeared first on Canton Becker.

Is there such a genre as Atmospheric Acid? That’s this one. Melodic soft strings with a funky beat and a gentle acid baseline. The post Lewd Day appeared first on Canton Becker.