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Creating Music For Digital Consumption

fvernom — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 01:54:41 +0000

It is hard to think about every potential situation that your fan may encounter while listening to your music. In the beginning of your creative process, your main concern should not be on your fans experiences, but on your own, grabbing the ones you feel will be most universal to your potential audience while keeping in mind that you only have 30 seconds to grab their attention. This method is perfect for pop culture when your aim is to get fans, but dont be lazy and create a crummy product after forming the initial hook. Ballance is crucial when creating consumable digital products. In the end, you want to have a quality control type of creation process. Far to often producers mull over what hat sounds best before creating a pattern. I call this mental masterbation, because they could be manifesting the idea with shitty sounds then after the entire idea is realized revize the song with ideal sounds. I call that Intercourse because in the end your planting a seed. it may take nine months but you planted a seed. now when you have taken the idea regardless of how profound from the realm of thought into the realm of existance,

whats new?

fvernom — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 10:41:32 +0000

////Im in a band\\\\

heroic black is back on in full force. We are rehearsing for our first show as a band all this week. we have progressed leaps and bounds from when we first started as a band. It is clear to see that we have gelled as a group, and we are ready to start the recording process.

////Railroad Tracks\\\\

Im an intern at Railroad Tracks. What do I do? Basic grunt work and with a little bit of music related stuffs. I enjoy it even tho its like putting a piece of meat infront of a hungry dog.

////Beats\\\\

Ive got some new songs that im eager to release. I hope to add these songs to my debut album, all i want is real. All I Want Is Real is a real look deep into my mind. Its music that you can freestyle to or just chill with. Expect features from Cunny Griim, Cocoa Sarai and a few

Whats Your Beef With Windows?

fvernom — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 07:53:31 +0000

Well, my personal windows vendetta started when I was introduced to counterstrike back in 2002. I was a low budget casual gamer who didn’t own any entertainment systems but had access to broadband Internet, and a hand built computer. One of my neighborhood friends invited me to a LAN party where counterstrike was being played, and that was all it took, i was hooked. The strategy, rapid game play, military fantasy, was like a class one drug, I was in love and cs was my obsession. Weekend trips to the computer cafe became the norm, so i needed my own copy. When I installed Counter Strike at home, thats when I became aware of the bottlenecks in my system. I got a job at my neighborhood Pharmacy to keep up with the fastest processors, RAM, motherboard combinations. all on a budget of course (I was building computers for $70 that out paced the $1000 store bought units). As time passed, I started noticing Penguins next to some servers and i would also see that their ping was MUCH lower than windows servers even when they were both dedicated setups and hosted locally. By this point, I turned my first computer into a web server and hosted a 24/7 10 user lan out of my bedroom. A quick Google search on “Penguin Counterstrike server” returned results with all these strange terms and obscure names all of which totally alien. I wanted to see what the fuss was all about, but really i just wanted to be able to say that i had a 5 ping server hosted in my room. I came across a live cd and downloaded this massive file with an extension i never heard of: ISO. another Google search explained that was an “image” and i needed a burner to use it. Now at that time, burners were hella expensive. i mean it would take me 2 weeks to earn one, and that just wasn’t going to happen because i had a car that needed gas, and a girl friend who needed company. So the only way to get a copy of Linux was to buy it from the people who wrote the OS…. yeah, like i would give my info to some stranger over the web. ha ha ha. So, I put the whole Linux thing on the back-burner.

Sera Fuku Episode 2

fvernom — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 06:16:06 +0000

Ok Im releasing These episodes of Sera Fuku Hanyakudome to provide a bit of distraction from the serious situation unfolding in Fukushima Japan. Ive been very interested in Japanese culture for the past 8 years, and my search lead me to this Doroma (“drama” with hiragana flow). The moment i discovered Sera Fuku, i was hooked with the order of this school, and the amount of detail the director added to describe the many vices and problems facing Japanese youth during the 80′s.

Sera Fuku Episode 3

fvernom — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 06:06:16 +0000

Sera Fuku Episode 1

fvernom — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 06:05:48 +0000