Posts by: alexhornbake
Getting “Theremin Inspector v2″ ready for BioRhythm NYC was so quick, that I neglected to get any videos of the thing in action. So recently when digging through the code in preparation for “Theremin Inspector v3″ (to be shown at BioRhythm Singapore), I put this quick screengrab together. It’s the same field line [...]
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I just finished re-designing this site. It’s drastically simpler, and there will be some more interesting and newer content up soon, interesting old content will be re-organized into a “projects” section, and ramblings and news will be left where they belong… right here on the blog.
The logo at the top of the [...]
Continue Reading →Tarr Technology Consulting has retained my services as their Senior Site Supervisor. I’m enjoying work and loving new york city.
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I was just in Dublin this past week with collaborator/designer Sean McDonald at the Science Gallery’s BioRhythm Exhibit, debuting a piece of Interactive/Educational Software. Many thanks to Science Gallery for making it possible. More to come soon…
Continue Reading →Colour Revolt at Echo Mountain. “The Cradle” Drops Aug 10th.
Paste Interview, and new tune download
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A new project I’ve been involved in, Wages, just finished up the first round of mixes. Another project with Hank Sulivant producing. I’m the engineer, bass player, and even have a song that I wrote and co-sing (Nick Campbell lends his voice to make me sound legit). James Dedakis [...]
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I had the pleasure of engineering the Colour Revolt’s upcoming release with Hank Sulivant producing. Everyone involved where such pro’s, we really had a well oiled machine running in the Church at Echo Mountain. 7-days , all of the basics live to 2″ tape, tracking done.
What’s more astounding is that we weren’t [...]
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The kind folks over at Daytrotter put up a nice post about Arizona. Sean Moeller was in Asheville for HatchFest earlier this year, and I had the pleasure of recording some great musicians live to 1/4″ tape, daytrotter style. It’s so awesome to work with folks that have a real [...]
So I had to figure this out this week, and it’s quite cool.
Mac OSX comes with SSH, so setting it up wasn’t too hard, and I found a new VNC viewer JollyVNC that is really top notch. The author also has a really inrteresting VNC based product called “screenrecycler” that turns any spare [...]
Continue Reading →I mocked up a jtm45 chassis in SketchUp for Mathew at Suspect Device Audio. He’s working on an awesome marshall jtm45 offset prototype clone, sometimes called the “kitchen” amps, because jim marshall built them in his kitchen. It should be pretty cool, I’ll post pictures of the faceplate and chassis when we get [...]
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