I love the broad pattern-recognitions of the ol’ gray matter – the simple connections made between thises and thats, spreading inexorably from sites of stimulation and parellel processing, intersecting with ever-larger patterns to create surprising and enriching tangents and leading to great “Ah-HA!” moments. I had such a moment, of a remarkable nature (which is
I recently had a chance to play around with the Oculus Rift development kit, and came away thoroughly impressed. I’ll side with Cliff Bleszinski’s comments from SxSW: “There are two types of people when it comes to the Oculus Rift – there are those who haven’t seen it, and those who have seen it and believe.” The
I can’t begin to count the number of musical ideas that have come and gone over the years. Some of them I manage to commit to memory, some actually get written down at some point, and a very select few have actually been turned into pieces of music. The criteria for that selection is usually
Working with my buddy Brad we found out we were both contemplating the same problem, each having arrived there through different means (my own as a contemplation for isolating point sources for sound in a noisy environment and automatically canceling the ambience with 3 or 4 microphones instead of hundreds). Simply put, we needed to,
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