Month: July 2005

Boot Camp – Mashing for Beginners

Boot Camp – Mashing for Beginners

Screen3 The term “mash-up” or “bootleg” (or, more commonly, just “boot”) describes the result of mixing together two or more records to create a whole new track. Though originally performed live using turntables and DJ mixers, recent advances in sequencing software have taken this art-form to a whole new level. This document outlines how mash-ups can be made using the software package Tracktion. Link.

New things with PSP Firmware v2.0

New things with PSP Firmware v2.0

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MAKE pal C.K. Sample has a good overview of all the new things with the PSP Firmware v2.0. It looks interesting, and I’ll update once I have another PSP, otherwise (for me) the web browser isn’t really enough to give up all the homebrew games and applications. The coolest thing is the video/audio download and pictures via Wi-Fi, there’s a ton of projects and physical space stuff you can do with that. Link.

BIO Urn

BIO Urn

Bios Urn Bio is an urn for ashes, which transforms the ritual of death into an act of regeneration and life. It is made of compacted organic material (coconut shell) which is then covered in a layor of celulose containing organic fertiliser. Inside this there is a seed which will later germinate and grow into a tree. Thanks to the Bio-Urn graveyards would turn into forests filled with life and meaning and the end of our lives would become an act of reconcilation with nature itself. [via] Link.

Use a PSP to download podcasts…

Use a PSP to download podcasts…

Psppodcast Nice example from Dave- Well there is a new rom floating around for the Sony PSP which enables full web browsing. That being said I wanted to try out the capabilities of downloading podcasts using this new rom update. What I find amazing is that you now can download any podcast anywhere if you have your Sony PSP with you and a Wifi connection. Watch the video and be amazed… Link.