background

I used to put songs (a.k.a. dj) for a spanish online radio station, my music space (which consisted in a 2 hours playlist) was called El taladro electrónico, which means The electronic drill, and I played a lot my favorite electronic musicians.

Aphex twin

Venetian snares

Squarepusher (the link is to an interview back in 96, this is the link for his "official site", I just want to say that this new squarepusher is far from being what he was)

Amon Tobin (being my favorite the Cujo project)

Muziq

Black Sun Empire

The prodigy

Sometimes I would include anime soundtracks, like Ghost in the shell SA, Cyberia (from Lain), Metal Gear Solid RED disc, Music for Freelance (Cowboy Bebop), and many others.

This is one of the tracks I made mixing and making samples in Virtual DJ to use as background music when I was speaking.

bits - b80

Sesión Improvisada

Two friends and I decided to play around with some hardware, here is the sound of improvisation.

Fender Squire P-Bass +  Lowrey Genie 44 +

Yamaha DX27 + Drums = Hydrogen (linux drummachine/tracker), go here to download software

warning

tryout, litterally

today i tested out the capabilities so far developed in the MT35 casiotone synthesizer and it goes like this...

MT35_test

**This is not a song so don't expect it to be too harmonious.

soon the mix of that !!!!!

upgrades

because they always improve, they're never enough, and they will keep giving you headaches, the upgrades are always fun.

Casiotone MT35 still a long trip.

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gracias Sam por ayudarme con la cámara!.

║newborn ░ ║

I found this piano toy in a flea market for $5.00 mxn ($.50c USD) and decided to play with it. So far I have added 3 more styles of sound, the long tone, the short, and the distortion. I didn't have any switches and didn't care to buy some, i decided to use some old christmas lights to try it. Added a green LED for "on", a turn on/off switch (which is going to be replace for one on the top of the case), and the next step is to add a 3.5 mm audio output.

Encontré este piano de juguete en un "sobreruedas" (tianguis) por 5 pesos y dedicí jugar con él. Hasta el momento le añadi 3 estilos diferentes de sonido, el tono largo, el corto y la distorción. No tenía ningun tipo de switch, usé luces de unas serie de luces navideñas para probar. Le añadí una luz LED verde para indicar el encendido, un apagador (el cual será replazado por uno sobre la superficie de la cobertura), y el siguiente paso es añadir una salida de audio de 3.5 mm.