I really love sequencers!

Just 3 words to announce I’m already working on another sequencer.

This one will have a new engine architecture based on javascript + seq~ + jsui (for the geeks who only want to know that :p)

breaking right now.
being an artist, being a developer, being me is a bit exhausting sometimes

Have a nice saturday night without fever in the body or not the sickish one :p

Autechre – Nine

Very nice delayed & gliding lead over a nice pad too.
I like the illusion of tempo changing…

Do you like it ?

My friend Cigùri plays live at HBC/Berlin

You are in Berlin on tomorrow (saturday night), you already know what to do then forget about it and GO to HBC in order to watch & listen Cigùri !

All informations are here

Autechre – ilanders

One of my dream is to make a remix for them or to share stage.
We’ll do it one day

Collaborating with Michael L Penman

I just wanted to announce a collaboration with Michael L Penman & Design the Media.
He designed 133 presets for the Ableton Live’s synthesizer Operator.

You can see a video made using this pack

Michael designed the presets and I produced the Operator Minimal Pack 01 product itseld
You can buy it or at least visit the page there.

Michael L Penman

Michael is a young ambitious producer/DJ, from Scotland but now based
in London. After many years of engineering other people records Michael
Decided to start producing for himself.
This has seen him release a number of tracks on Slovakian label
Leporelo. With each track possessing bouncy catchy bass lines, slamming
drums and a wide array of glitched out percussion and effect loops, this
has come to Michael’s signture sound.
It wasn’t to long till these little morsels soon tickled the taste buds of
many of the top djs, such as Richie Hawtin, Ambivalent and Dubfire to
name a few. With many of his productions being played week in and
week out.
Ambivalent was even so kind to have charted “Greasy Love” in his October
Glass Half Full Chart. And Michael’s unreleased track “WA” was played by
Richie Hawtin through out the summer of 2011 (and featured on pete
tongs radio one)