Friday, February 27, 2009
Waldorf Records: Zeitlos
Waldorf Records,
http://www.waldorf-records.com/
Releasing Zeitlos some years ago which is one of my all time favorite Synthesizer driven, Chill out album. Made by a company who made legendary synthesizers such as the Wave, Microwave, Q and Pulse, this album exlusively featuring their instrument as the highlight.
It contained 11 tracks of great recorded materials, which samples can be listened from the web site.
The Album, along with more Waldorf Records release can be had from their online shop.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Rhythm of Reformation
Rhythm of Reformation
This Album is another breakthrough from Krakatau, which is a supreme art work of Indonesian Traditional Percussions, featuring: Genjring, Terbang, Rebana, Kendang, Dog-dog, Ceng-ceng, Kempli, Jengglong, Lodang, Bedug, Taganing, Gondang, Karinding, Bonang, Kempul, Selentem, Gong and Drum Kit.
A great taster of the energetic and mystical Indonesia world of music, mainly for those who like to explore the more universal side of percussion based music.
Also available as an i-tunes download:
http://www.musikita.biz/releases-krakatau-rhythm-of-reformation.html
This Album is another breakthrough from Krakatau, which is a supreme art work of Indonesian Traditional Percussions, featuring: Genjring, Terbang, Rebana, Kendang, Dog-dog, Ceng-ceng, Kempli, Jengglong, Lodang, Bedug, Taganing, Gondang, Karinding, Bonang, Kempul, Selentem, Gong and Drum Kit.
A great taster of the energetic and mystical Indonesia world of music, mainly for those who like to explore the more universal side of percussion based music.
Also available as an i-tunes download:
http://www.musikita.biz/releases-krakatau-rhythm-of-reformation.html
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Inspiration of the day
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Mystical Mist - Magical Match
Mystical Mist - Magical Match,
http://www.dwiki.com/discography/
Are two of my favorite album of the older form of Krakatau Band. Featuring Dwiki Dharmawan as the Keyboardist and a mixture of Jazz Music and Indonesian Traditional Instruments such as:
Rebab, Suling, Kendang, Saron and Bonang.
For the fans of such type of music, these album are now very rare and hard to get. But sometime Warta Jazz might have a copy or two:
http://www.wartajazz.com/store/indonesia.html
Monday, February 16, 2009
Music for World's Peace
Enter World Peace Orchestra;
http://www.dwiki.com/2007/08/10/dwiki-dharmawan-world-peace-orchestra-recording-tour/
Directed by Dwiki Dharmawan as a keyboardist, featured in the July 2008 edition of Keyboard Magazine, USA:
http://www.keyboardmag.com/article/global-harmony/jul-08/85829
My Highest salute to Dwiki and the whole team that put music in such a glorious way.
http://www.dwiki.com/2007/08/10/dwiki-dharmawan-world-peace-orchestra-recording-tour/
Directed by Dwiki Dharmawan as a keyboardist, featured in the July 2008 edition of Keyboard Magazine, USA:
http://www.keyboardmag.com/article/global-harmony/jul-08/85829
My Highest salute to Dwiki and the whole team that put music in such a glorious way.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Slumdog Millionaire
Last nite I just saw a very good moral movie, which imho going to be a great watch for the whole family.
The film called: Slumdog Millionaire
It's amazing that a UK director could tell a story about India like that. I enjoy everything about this award winning movie, the picture, the music,the energy. The acting are just regular, but the overall of "feel good" ambiance is refreshing and teach something about being "grateful".
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Favorite Korean Soup
Do you like Korean food? Nice dishes during cold, such as:
Yukaejang (also called: Yookaejang/Yukejon/Yuhkejahng); a spicy beef soup, which is a
fav of mine.
http://www.chow.com/recipes/11335
or
Samgyetang; a ginseng chicken soup, which is my mom's fav, mainly during recovery from flu.
http://www.chow.com/recipes/11318
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Warta Jazz
Saturday, February 7, 2009
2009 Dream Home Studio
A happy surroundings really supporting the creativity.
I do enjoy the interior aspect and the studio comfort factor and found it rather inspiring.
Lately, I'm thinking, If I were starting up again (or win a lottery )..may be I'd start with just:
- A powerful PC with a single 22" LCD, using a decent PCI express VGA card, running sonar 8 PE, plus:
* a Sonic Core XITE-1 + Solaris 5 and other synth plug-ins
http://www.sonic-core.net/en/products/xite-1.html
http://www.sonic-core.net/en/products/zargmusic.html
* a TC powercore Express + Virus, MD3, Harmony4 plug in (I love vocal harmony)
http://www.tcelectronic.com/Default.asp?Id=11861
- Kurzweil PC3x 88 weighted keys and the free editor
http://www.kurzweilmusicsystems.com/Product.php?product=37
- CME UF 70 76 synth action keyboard controller + ASX board
- A Korg Wavedrum + Charlie Labs Digitar which I currently own
- Adam Audio active speaker monitor + sub woofer
- A decent headphone + Some decent mics
- Small Digital/USB2 mixer (+ high quality audio cables) with fx
- an 8 in/out USB midi interface
- A rack for some of my current analogs such as:
MKS-70 + PG-800
Pulse+, BSR, MED (doubled as analog filter processors)
- Analog pedals such as: Rat's and BOSS Hyperfuzz and SYB-3
- A bunch of plug-ins (including freebies) such as:
Korg Legacy collection, Proteus VX, etc
THAT's about it.
Less Cables
Less Hassles
Less Maintenance
and more energy for the creativity and budget for the room's acoustic and other comfort factor
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Melacca Peaceful Evening
Monday, February 2, 2009
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