Podcasts about sine language

Предновогодний подкаст, праздничный и разнообразный как салат оливье. Без жанровых ограничений. 1. How About You by Joe Pesci 2. Make It Your Job by BT ALC Big Band 3. Sonsbeek by A_NAOITO 4. Supersonic Space Lady by Ernest Flippin II 5. Time Jump by Famitsu 6. One eye by Martyn 7. Skreemsli by Salome and Volruptus 8. Sine Language by K-Lone 9. Rattling Bones And Crowns by Lee "Scratch" Perry 10. Touchie Riddim Pt. 1 by Mosca 11. LVURSLF Interlude by Elkka 12. Prosopagnosia by Sebastian Melmoth 13. Xultext Cradle by Quirke 14. All In Circles by Shida Shahabi

Episode 32 We've got all sorts of math this episode and some on the fly calculations that (upon editing) I realize were mostly wrong. The regular crew is back for more where/what/who and Bob takes another shot at breaking Mher's streak. Play along with this one and see how well you do.

This week, Sine Language is brought to you by Bill Vencil! Bill asked me to talk about Crest Factor, what is it and what is its importance? He also wanted to know my thoughts on technologies like SoundCheck, which iTunes is now using to create playback-managed volume levelling. Will technolgies like this bring about the … Continue reading "Episode 137 – Crest factor"

Welcome to our October show. A veritable feast of beats and bass, we have so many new tracks to play you we couldn't fit in a guest mix. Tracks from the new Subtitles LP, Sine Language, almost all of Xtrah's new EP on Symmetry and the remix ep on Cause4Concern. Mixes from myself and Mr Evolve, a classic and some shouts. Enjoy and share as you see fit, Mikey (d mix) 01// Nitri ft. Jinadu - Searching (Break remix) (Horizons) 02// Spectrasoul - Sometimes we lie (DLR remix) (Shogun) evolve 03// Octane & DLR ft. Script - Set Up The Set (Dispatch) 04// >> Hamilton - Overdrive (Ram) 05// Break - Music Is Better (Symmetry) 06// June Miller - Autumn To Ashes (Ram) 07// Wilkinson ft. P Money & Arlissa - Heartbeat (Calyx & TeeBee remix) (Ram) 08// Rregula - Gelatinous Mass (Mindtech) 09// Ulterior Motive - Gang Rule (Subtitles) 10// Stealth - Wrong Un (Subtitles) 11// State Of Mind & Nymfo - Get Humpty (SOM) 12// Fourward ft. MC Youthstar - Aftermath (Audio Porn) 13// Xtrah - Eradicate VIP (Subtitles) 14// Break - Steam Train (Symmetry) 15// Xtrah - Groove Shadow (Symmetry) 16// Fierce & Break - Red Line (Quarantine) 17// BTK - Try (V Recordings) 18// Klute & Prolix - Light Bleeds Truth (Trendkill) 19// Mindscape - Stardust (Commercial Suicide) Classic 20// Boogie Times Tribe - Dark Stranger (Origin Unknown remix) (Boogie Times) Shouts 21// Halogenix - Each His Own (Dispatch) d mix 22// Audio - Burn It Down (Forbidden Society) 23// >>Phace - Shitstorm (Neosignal) 24// Audio - Headroom VIP (Virus) 25// Audio - Bag of Bones (Blackout) 26// Phace - Electronic Frontier (Neosignal) 27// Philip T.B.C. - Galactic (BTK Remix) (iO Lab) 28// Stealth & Cold Fusion - Frontin' (Subtitles) 29// Cause4Concern - Soul (Mob Tactics remix) (C4C) 30// Break - End of Time (Subtitles) 31// Jubei - Rufige 11 (Metalheadz) 32// Deep Blue - Helicopter Tune (C4C remix) (Moving Shadow) 33// Optiv & CZA - Hindsight (Subtitles) 34// Xtrah - Cyrax (Break remix) (Symmetry) 35// Infiltrate - Data (Trendkill) 36// Lomax - Faith Massive (Ram) 37// Chris SU & Rido - Predator (SOM) 38// Xtrah Ft. Codebreaker - Lost Time (Symmetry) 39// Cause 4 Concern - Hammerhouse (Insideinfo remix) (C4C) 40// Survival & Silent Witness - The Wall (Dispatch) 41// NickBee - Dusk Valley (Bad Taste) 42// TeeBee - Human Reptile (Calyx & TeeBee remix) (Subtitles)

Guest Mix: Grains of Sound (Pharmacy / USA). Back from another incredible Burning Man and jetting off to Argentina this weekend, Christopher Lawrence checks in with another slamming episode of Rush Hour for September.This months guest mix is from Grains of Sound, whose new single "Eager" Fingers" / "Paradigm Bag" is out this month on Christopher's label Pharmacy Music. Grains of Sound is the ambient-psy-trance project from brothers Chris (Exeris) & Jason Sevanick, who gained notoriety with their industrial electronic act, Mindless Faith. Always ones to push boundaries, the brothers turned their production talents to the more underground electronic music sound that had captured their attention.Grains of Sound came to Pharmacy Music with a proven history of creating genre defying psy-trance. In 2007, Grains of Sound released their double-disc debut album "Rays of Life", comprised of Vol. 1 Down (downtempo) and Vol. 2 Under (ambient), on AlterCulture Records. The album received excellent reviews and their follow up album "Sine Language" (2010) received even greater acclaim for their exploration of different styles and energy levels. From uptempo psychedelic trance, both progressive and minimal, along with hints of house and breaks, to lush, sweeping soundscapes that wash over sub bass frequencies and deep downtempo beats, to Vast evolving layers, organic textures and sentient sounds leave all beats behind, pure ambient intoxication. Dance, chill, or zone, Grains of Sound has you covered. Visit the podcast episode page to find out more information, with links to artists featured in this podcast.

01 Sine Language feat LMFAO (Metasyn Remix) The Crystal Method feat LMFAO 02 Put Your Hands Up - Tantrum Desire 03 X-Ray - Sub Focus 04 Internet=Hate - GMOROZOV 05 Greatest Feelin Hectix 06 Take The Stairs Delta Heavy 07 Witchcraft - (John B Remix) Pendulum 08 Super Tokyo (VIP) - Hectix 09 Without You - Camo & Krooked 10 Raindrops - RAVAGER 11 Together - (DC Breaks Remix) Disaszt 12 Kissed Tenchu / Zool / Konkav 13 Pleasure Generator - GMOROZOV 14 Great Cities - Blokhe4d 15 Fire Fa Dem - Levela Feat MC Envy 16 Further - Levela 17 Soundboy - Hamilton 18 Runaway Blues - Tantrum Desire 19 11.1.Ragga - Rap 20 Dakota - Camo and Krooked 21 Rescue Me - (Sigma Dub Remix) Skepta 22 Me & You - (Dirtyphonics Remix) Nero 23 Fury - Fourward 24 Street Hawk - Crystal Clear & Cabbie 25 Bad Bizness - Tantrum Desire 26 AudioTrack 13 - Raggasonic 27 Skank - Phetsta 28 Blow (Shock One Remix) - Camo & Krooked 29 Chronic 2010 (ft.MC Spyda) - ShockOne 30 Breakout (Terravita Remix) - Subsonik 31 Move forward - Aaron Bond 32 Reconstruct.The.Future. - RareForm 33 Boom Boom - santigold

Ambient Psy-Trance duo GRAINS OF SOUND recently released their latest triple-volume set ‘SINE LANGUAGE’ – a concept album about the transcendent power of music to communicate beyond the barriers of time and space. Each volume features a hypnotic, futuristic sound, and each explores the different styles and energy levels of dance, chill and zone. Vol. 1 [UP] – Pulsating bass […]

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Today on the X3, it’s ambient-electronic at its best as we kick off with brand new music from the ambient-psy-trance project GRAINS OF SOUND – you’ll hear Boomshanka off their new 3-CD release SINE LANGUAGE; next up is Hawking Method 1 from ambient-electronic music producer Peter Fabok performing as TANGRAM, from the release TEPIDARIUM; and we wrap it up with some uptempo […]

This week, Jim Addie weighs in on the Loudness War, including providing us with this link to Audyssey’s room calibration tool for your DAW, a link for AudioLeak, and a link to a technical document on the subject of loudness, Geoff Hankerson points us toward a recent epsiode of the Home Theatre Geeks podcast, and … Continue reading "Sine Language – Episode 129"

This week, Kevin Smith chimed in some more on tracking with effects in place, a brief comment on how the use of reverb has changed over the years, Ron Eastwood suggested another way of accomplishing the “richer harmonics” that I talked about in episode 127, and J.R. sent us this link which he says is … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 128"

This week, Jim Addie replied concerning Dave King’s link to the Vacuumsound RIAA plugin, my trip to the Sony DADC plant here in Sydney, baking tapes, Springsteen’s Nebraska album, the Mixerman Diaries, an e-mail from Kevin Smith regarding “tracking with mixing/mastering in mind”. Size : 40198669 bytes Duration: 33:22 Love the podcast? Want to share … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 127"

In ep 126, some pros and cons of the Fast Track Ultra 8R soundcard, Dave King sent me this link for an RIAA EQ Curve Plug-in, Todd Sadowski asked about USB mics, Rob Scalise wanted me to cover digital noise reduction some more, so I’m asking for your samples, plus, in a recent edition of … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 126"

This week, we follow on from last episode, talking more about restoring your vinyl and converting it to digital media. Firstly, I came across Warren Barnett, a Sydney-based Mastering Engineer with what was, to me at least, an unusual approach to restoring vinyl, so I got him on Skype for a chat. Then it was … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 125"

This week, a discussion on digitising your vinyl collection, and turning it into a digital music collection. Everything from preparing your vinyl, to setting up your hardware, recording, editing, mastering, encoding, completing the metadata, and finally, your playback options. Links: (preparation) Gruvglide (hardware) Ortofon cartridges Stanton cartridges Techincs SL1200 (software) Adobe Audition Audacity Reaper (noise … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 124"

This week, a quick explanation of the new website layout (audio2u.com is now NOT the landing pad for Sine Language), the MOTU UltraLite as a mobile recording interface (NB: the link provided is to the current mk3 version… mine is the original mk1, courtesy of Daryl Gungadoo and AWR), dynamics control on portable recorders (and … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 123"

Happy new year! A quick mention of our holiday cruise (blog and pictures start here), an e-mail from Steve Filmer regarding a couple of articles on NPR; this one on the loudness wars, inluding this great pdf, and this on one the average level of TV commercials, a quick mention of James Cameron’s epic, Avatar, … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 122"

Yay! Got another ep out the door before the eyar escaped from me! This week, just tidying up some loose ends. A while back, JR sent us a link about the Schwartz Engineering Laser microphone. That link has now been revised. Someone also sent in a link to the Waves Vocal Rider, which at the … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 121"

In episode 120, some thanks to those people who have made donations via the button on the front page of audio2u.com, a couple of links to look at: JR sent in this link to a laser microphone, and somebody (apologies for not taking note of who sent this in) advised me of the forthcoming Waves … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 120"

This week, Jim Addie hits us with “War and Peace – part 2” on the way dynamic volume adjustments are made on playback in home theatre receivers, and Ernie asked if I could put together some thoughts on recording and processing the voice, so consider this the first part of a 2 or 3 part … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 119"

This week, The audio2u.com forum is open. And a big shout out goes to Mike Wills for helping with some of the background tweaking, Bomar wrote to ask about the sound design elements I use for the intros to my podcasts (or at least, the one at the beginning of Shutters Inc which sounds like … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 118"

This week, Chris Bartlett asks about cloud computing and how that might affect the DAW market into the future, My man in Hollywood replied with some more info on film track-lay procedures and definitions, and then Chris Bartlett wrote in again, first to comment on how being a home recording enthusiast is a bit like … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 117"

This week, a short episode featuring a heap of positive feedback on the Integrate ’09 vendors episode. Then, Bomar asked if he should buy an audio interface with some DSP that he can track through, or should he just record clean and use plugins later, and David McKeitch brought us up to speed on his … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 116"

In episode 115, I caught up with some of the exhibitors at Integrate ’09; a pro audio, video and lighting trade show in Sydney. 00:00:44 Ben Sneesby – Bees Neez Microphones 00:02:48 Andy Eastwood – Dynamic Music 00:07:59 Mick Wordly – Mixmasters 00:19:37 James Hicks – Oceanic Distribution 00:22:46 Ben Redzic – Lightsounds 00:25:04 Joshua … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 115 (Integrate ’09 vendors)"

In ep 114, how NOT to attend a trade show, my man in Hollywood gets back to us on track laying for motion picture, and JR asked about the best way to record some character interviews outside of the ideal studio environment. A couple of links for you: FMR Audio (makers of the RNC compressor) … Continue reading "Sine Language – episode 114"

We interview Bruce Williams from The "Sine Language" and "Building the Pod" podcasts (just to name a few) takes to talk about recording techniques and his new Mastering Service for podcasters Check out his shows at www.audio2u.com Email From Brent at www.podshowradio.com Erika from www.womengrow.org Random Link PodPress