I’ll be playing on the down tempo stage at the 2005 PowWow outdoor festival in Asheville, NC. My set time will be Sunday morning from 10am-12pm.

My new weekly radio show, Chill’em starts this Thursday. Clicky the linky to find out more.

Beginning on 3/14…. Come unwind from Monday’s monotonous routine =========Electronic Vaudeville============ ||Drum&Bass||TripHop||Downtempo||Atmosphere|| ||Chillout||DeepHouse||Progressive|| ==================================== [[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[ A L L A G E S ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] Serving You The Freshest Beats In An Urban Lounge Setting 9:30-10:30 – Kid Amiga 10:30-11:30 – Elektronkind 11:30-12:30 – Statler & Waldorf Fully Stocked Coffee Bar!! Extensive Read More …

Over in the OSX Audio forums, Marc posted a very enlightening comparison of the built-in MacOS X audio plugin API, Audio Units with the old standby, Steinberg’s VST plugin API. Very well worth the read for anyone who deals with audio on MacOS X!

Pictures Sara and I went out to Starscape 2003 last night. We spent most of saturday burning copies of my mix CD to hand out (Sara whipped up the CD insert on her Mac since mine doesn’t like doing much of anything else when it’s writing CDs. One day I’ll Read More …

I need to make room in my studio so I’m selling a set of Pioneer CDJ-100Ss which come in their very own home, a Gründorf coffin (carpeted outside.) The coffin is designed to hold the two CDJs plus a Pioneer DJM-300 mixer, although any mixer of similar dimension will fit. Read More …

I updated the Visio of my new studio layout. It differs quite a bit from the previous one. The PC has been replaced by a Mac, there’s no more need for the Mackie mixer, and the DJ rig was upgraded. Check it out here.

I recently read an article on desktoplinux.com where the author extolled virtues of using Linux in a professional recording studio. While it was an interesting read, I think the author was a bit over-enthusiastic by making it seem that Linux is at or close to being a contender for the Read More …

There’s a wonderful piece of commercial software out there called Sound Diver, which is made by Germany-based and Apple-owned eMagic GmbH. This program is used in studios to help manage and program many makes and models of MIDI devices – from keyboards and synths to effects units and so-on. Scaled-down Read More …