Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
WeeklyBeats 2012 Track #3: The Mysterious Cigar-Shaped Dog
http://weeklybeats.com/#/little-scale/music/the-mysterious-cigar-shaped-dog
Here you can see my no input mixing setup, sitting on a lovely hippie-looking table runner.

Here are some dry, unedited sounds from the no input mixing: http://milkcrate.com.au/_other/useless/mysterious_cigar.mp3
Here you can see my no input mixing setup, sitting on a lovely hippie-looking table runner.

Here are some dry, unedited sounds from the no input mixing: http://milkcrate.com.au/_other/useless/mysterious_cigar.mp3
I Built A HTPC

So I made a HTPC, mainly for the purpose of streaming 720P and below video over a wireless network to a HD TV. In other words, it doesn't have to have super specs, it just has to get the job done.
The parts I used were basically the barebones parts as currently listed in the Whirlpool budget HTPC section: an AYWUN 1001 case, ASRock E350M1 mini-ITX motherboard, 2GB of RAM, 500GB HDD and a wifi card. I also added an old optical drive.
It functions correctly, which is always a plus.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
I Smile And Hand You My Umbrella: Chip Version and Hand-written Score
Listen to a chip version of I Smile And Hand You My Umbrella over here. Below you can see the score, which was originally for n x 4 celli.
Labels:
chipmusic,
little-scale,
weeklybeats
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Blip Festival Australia Set Times Announced
This lineup looks amazing. Seriously. If you are in Australia, you need to come to this.
Set times: http://australia.blipfestival.org/?page=settimes
Tickets: http://australia.blipfestival.org/?page=eventinfo
FRIDAY 02 17
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07:30 Abortifacient | Jayson
08:10 Bit Shifter | Batsly Adams
08:50 Ten Thousand Free Men… | Gentle Hurst
09:30 Monodeer | iLKke
10:20 7-Bit Hero [a/v]
11:00 little-scale | Batsly Adams
11:40 Saitone | iLKke
12:20 Trash80 | Jayson
SATURDAY 02 18
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07:30 Old Grey Wolf | Abortifacient
08:10 Derris-Kharlan | Jayson
08:50 Lazerbeat | iLKke
09:30 Dot.AY | Jayson
10:10 Nullsleep | Batsly Adams
10:50 Patric Catani [a/v]
11:30 Hally | iLKke
12:10 _ensnare_ | Batsly Adams
Set times: http://australia.blipfestival.org/?page=settimes
Tickets: http://australia.blipfestival.org/?page=eventinfo
FRIDAY 02 17
------------------------------
07:30 Abortifacient | Jayson
08:10 Bit Shifter | Batsly Adams
08:50 Ten Thousand Free Men… | Gentle Hurst
09:30 Monodeer | iLKke
10:20 7-Bit Hero [a/v]
11:00 little-scale | Batsly Adams
11:40 Saitone | iLKke
12:20 Trash80 | Jayson
SATURDAY 02 18
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07:30 Old Grey Wolf | Abortifacient
08:10 Derris-Kharlan | Jayson
08:50 Lazerbeat | iLKke
09:30 Dot.AY | Jayson
10:10 Nullsleep | Batsly Adams
10:50 Patric Catani [a/v]
11:30 Hally | iLKke
12:10 _ensnare_ | Batsly Adams
Monday, January 16, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Emily the Greyhound

Lauren and I recently adopted an ex-racing greyhound through the Greyhound Adoption Program of South Australia.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Monday, January 09, 2012
Come And Build A SEGA MIDI Interface With Me At Blip Festival Australia!
Presented by: little-scale
Session Running Time: Approx 120 minutes
Venue: Fitzroy Library 128 Moor Street, Fitzroy (Town Hall)
Join Dr. little-scale in this exciting, world-first workshop that will go through how to construct and use a SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis MIDI Interface! The SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis MIDI interface allows for writing music using the sound chips from a SEGA console via a computer with a USB port and modern music sequencing software. Participants will solder their own SEGA MIDI interfaces (which they get to keep after the event!), followed by a short beginner's session on how to sequence music for the SEGA Mega Drive using the constructed interfaces.
Participants are asked to bring along:
• A laptop with appropriate music software (this may include packages like Ableton Live, Logic, ProTools etc). If you are not sure if your particular music software package is suitable, please ask us!
Optional
• A SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis (if possible), and a way to connect the sound output from the console to your computer via an audio connection
• Soldering Tools.
We will have limited numbers of these available to use at the workshop, and participants will be able to share with other attendees.
This workshop is very exclusive and numbers are strictly limited - so book early to avoid massive emotional devastation.
Due to the nature of this workshop, a small fee of $50 is required to cover the necessary parts. Previous basic soldering experience would be advantageous for this workshop, but is not required. Likewise, some experience with some sort of music sequencing software would also be beneficial.
Book now at http://www.trybooking.com/BCGY.
Session Running Time: Approx 120 minutes
Venue: Fitzroy Library 128 Moor Street, Fitzroy (Town Hall)
Join Dr. little-scale in this exciting, world-first workshop that will go through how to construct and use a SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis MIDI Interface! The SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis MIDI interface allows for writing music using the sound chips from a SEGA console via a computer with a USB port and modern music sequencing software. Participants will solder their own SEGA MIDI interfaces (which they get to keep after the event!), followed by a short beginner's session on how to sequence music for the SEGA Mega Drive using the constructed interfaces.
Participants are asked to bring along:
• A laptop with appropriate music software (this may include packages like Ableton Live, Logic, ProTools etc). If you are not sure if your particular music software package is suitable, please ask us!
Optional
• A SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis (if possible), and a way to connect the sound output from the console to your computer via an audio connection
• Soldering Tools.
We will have limited numbers of these available to use at the workshop, and participants will be able to share with other attendees.
This workshop is very exclusive and numbers are strictly limited - so book early to avoid massive emotional devastation.
Due to the nature of this workshop, a small fee of $50 is required to cover the necessary parts. Previous basic soldering experience would be advantageous for this workshop, but is not required. Likewise, some experience with some sort of music sequencing software would also be beneficial.
Book now at http://www.trybooking.com/BCGY.
Labels:
chipmusic,
chiptech,
little-scale,
sega mega drive / genesis,
workshops
Thursday, January 05, 2012
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
Tuesday, January 03, 2012
Milkcrate-Inspired Music: Eclectic Eye: Family

"A Milk Crate Type session (What I managed to create in 24 hours).
Not Finished.
Rules:
1. Time: start 8am tomorow and finish by 8am the next day
2. Space: Around Home
3. Efficiency: Must work around looking after Brydda when he gets home from spending morning with Nana and Popa.
4. Materials:
a) must use some of the recordings I made with Brydda
b) laptop, digi 002, usb mic
c) Live, supercollider, Ardour"
Labels:
cool stuff by other people,
milkcrate
Milkcrate-Inspired Music: godinpants: Clap
"A little something I did in the spirit of Milkcrate. I don't think it counts because I didn't follow the rules too well.
I only used about 4 hours instead of the 24, and i went and did other things between the first and last tracks
The only sound source used was a recording of a single handed clap. (hard to keep a hand in a milkcrate)."
Labels:
cool stuff by other people,
milkcrate
Monday, January 02, 2012
WeeklyBeats has Facebook Page and Twitter Account

Weekly beats starts in less than a day. Good luck to all involved.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Weekly-Beats/270981709624157
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/weeklybeats
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