Admit One / mental gymnasium
(like sit-ups for your brain)

I love this.

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Baroque.me visualizes the first Prelude from Bach’s Cello
Suites. Using the mathematics behind string length and
pitch, it came from a simple idea: what if all the notes
were drawn as strings? Instead of a stream of classical
notation on a page, this interactive project highlights
the music’s underlying structure and subtle shifts.

baroque.me

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This guy slays me. He is the definition of poppin.
Nonstop DUBSTEPPIN to a Butch Clancey remix of
Pumped up Kicks by Foster The People. Enjoy and
let me know what you think.

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I am sure many of you have heard of internet radio and there are a
lot of different providers of just that available. I have looked at a
bunch of them and I think SOMA FM is the best IMHO. It is totally
free but I feel it is beyond a doubt worth supporting with a donation.
In fact I have done just that. The music quality it top notch, there
are no commercials and of all the different stations available on
SOMA FM, one is just my cup of tea. Underground 80’s just plays
song after song that I know and remember from the good ol’ days of
91X and KROQ and sometimes on KSPC, a little local terrestrial FM
radio station at one of our local colleges here in Southern California.

Give em a click and see if they don’t have something for you.

somafm.com

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Quite an amazing work. Close your eyes, use headphones, and then
listen to some mesmerizing music that will make you feel as though
you are traveling light years across the universe. Your destination?
Perhaps Heaven. Whoda thunk?

soundcloud.com

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A few weeks ago I posted about the Korg Monotron. Although the
Monotron is a useful little music synth, the XSEED DS-10 is far more
powerful for making music and such. The DS-10 emulates Korg’s old
MS-10 of the 70s-80s era. Very unique sounds can be achieved with
this little unit. The synthesizer is completely contained on a little
mini cartridge that plugs into Nintendo’s DS game machine. Have a
listen.

If you liked that, check this one out.

Enjoy.

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I have the original DS-10 by XSEED games for the Nintendo DS.
This is a mind bending piece of software that emulates the
Korg MS-10 to a tee. Lots of fun if you like synthesizers. XSEED
simulates the Korg but you can now get a genuine Korg analog
ribbon synthesizer to play with and you can use it to filter other
insturments if you want. Check it out.

sweetwater.com

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Fascinating explanation and historical account of the world’s most
important 6-sec drum loop. If you have the time, have a listen.

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Contemporary Christian rockers the David Crowder Band made a
nice video with a lite brite. Definetly worth a view.

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Tenori On “FIREFLIES” from Gianni Proietti on Vimeo.

Really nice original music made on a Yamaha Tenori on.

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If you liked the Whitney Music Box you may enjoy the Wheel of Stars.
It is loosly based on the WMB concept in that the stars slowly rotate
about the center of the starfield and as the stars cross the line they
produce a musical note. Very eerie strange sound. Check it out.

wheelof.com/stars

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Have some musical fun with this tenori-on type widget.
create music your way. Have fun.

inudge.net

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This is a pretty neat music page that plays free music for
you based on the mood you happen to be in. Give it a try,
let it play in the background or, if you have some decent
speakers or monitors connected to your computer like I do,
crank it up! Enjoy.

stereomood.com

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Listen to my website, it’s got rhythm.

codeorgan.com

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