jaaam recordings
MUSIC STUDIO
23A BEDFORD ST COLLINGWOOD, AUSTRALIA 3066
Email at jaaam.com
Call: 0061 433 217 417
Birdcall: @craigchilds
Slime Squad - Simple Doesn't Mean Simple Minded
Scumfight - Christopher Walken In Wild Side
TERRORbyte Stripes - Our Lives Are Slowly Ending
Slime Squad - I'll Vomit On You After Stomach Problems, Honest
Dig Mutton - A Turn For The First
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Impressive 4k demo scene from copypastaresearch:
As promised before, here’s the direct 1:1 JOGL2 port of my PC 4k intro competition entry for Revision 2012. Sure it got a little bigger while porting but the shader and control code remained more or less untouched.
The intro renders a fullscreen billboard using a single fragment shader. The shader basically encapsulates a sphere-tracing based raymarcher for a single fractal formula with camera handling. Additionally a second post-processing shader is applied to the render output from the raymarching shader. Post effects are god-rays, tv-lines and noise to make the overall look more interesting and less ‘sterile’. The different intro parts are all parameter and camera position variations of the same fractal. Anyway, code as always on Github: GL3_Hartverdrahtet_Port.java and the corresponding main+postprocessing shaders: main.fs post.fs
Melbourne Music Week - Self Made program.
Check the PDF.
Village People's policeman lays down the law on his right to royalties
“It all goes back to the 1978 amendments to the US Copyright Act. According to that law, songwriters have the right to unilaterally terminate their copyright deals with labels and publishers, 35 years after the contracts are inked, provided they give due notice to labels and publishers. It is under that law, which takes effect next year, that Willis is relcaiming his rights to the Village People’s hits.”
