Grandpa Soundstone
... or: The Theory of Everything.
(sound, music, physics of sound, computer and sound, coding sound, building synths, sequencers and controllers, programming DAWs, VSTs and and and)
Enjoy your life!
Rolf Kasten
Grandpa Soundstone ... and the Theory of Everything
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- KVRist
- 122 posts since 30 Sep, 2013 from Czech Republic
Coming Soon:
Grandpa Soundstone
... or: The Theory of Everything.
(sound, music, physics of sound, computer and sound, coding sound, building synths, sequencers and controllers, programming DAWs, VSTs and and and)
Enjoy your life!
Rolf Kasten
Grandpa Soundstone
... or: The Theory of Everything.
(sound, music, physics of sound, computer and sound, coding sound, building synths, sequencers and controllers, programming DAWs, VSTs and and and)
Enjoy your life!
Rolf Kasten
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 122 posts since 30 Sep, 2013 from Czech Republic
Hello my friends!
The first of 100 (one hundred) parts about the entire realm of music, computers and sound is online now. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sound But Were Afraid to Ask.
Grandpa Soundstone Video 1, Raspberry Pi Part 1:
Let me tell you, what grandpa Soundstone has to say about this project:
“Hello,
I´m grandpa Soundstone and I´ve decided to learn something new. I´ve decided to learn coding sound, building MIDI controllers, building sequencers and even synthesizers and samplers, programming microchips and a lot more.
I want to know what´s going on under the hood of my VSTs, my DAWs, my hardware synths, my controllers and my computers. I want to understand this and I want to influence and master it yself, want to build, to change and to optimise the goings on, which make my speakers vibrate.
I´ve decided to learn everything about computers, that´s relevant for making music and sound and building equipment.
And – my friends – this is no show, no fake learning! I´ll really be learning myself in this series.
I will learn, I will let you watch me learning and getting experiences and I hope – and think – you will learn as well. I may coincidentially come across something I already know, know well enough to explain it to you. But mainly it´s going to be a “learn it yourself by doing it yourself”.
So – this series is going to be an adventure, a journey through hardware and software and sound and music and music production equipment and instruments and computer languages and physics of sound and and and...
It´s going to be a “learn it yourself by doing it yourself”. I´ve ordered a Raspberry Pi to start with.
I don´t now anything about it. I ordered it following the advice of a friend of mine.
And here it is.
It has just arrived.
Let me have a look, what I´ve got here.”
So far the words of grandpa Soundstone. For me there´s only one thing left to say:
Enjoy the journey! (And don´t forget to tell everybody about it.)
Rolf
The first of 100 (one hundred) parts about the entire realm of music, computers and sound is online now. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sound But Were Afraid to Ask.
Grandpa Soundstone Video 1, Raspberry Pi Part 1:
Let me tell you, what grandpa Soundstone has to say about this project:
“Hello,
I´m grandpa Soundstone and I´ve decided to learn something new. I´ve decided to learn coding sound, building MIDI controllers, building sequencers and even synthesizers and samplers, programming microchips and a lot more.
I want to know what´s going on under the hood of my VSTs, my DAWs, my hardware synths, my controllers and my computers. I want to understand this and I want to influence and master it yself, want to build, to change and to optimise the goings on, which make my speakers vibrate.
I´ve decided to learn everything about computers, that´s relevant for making music and sound and building equipment.
And – my friends – this is no show, no fake learning! I´ll really be learning myself in this series.
I will learn, I will let you watch me learning and getting experiences and I hope – and think – you will learn as well. I may coincidentially come across something I already know, know well enough to explain it to you. But mainly it´s going to be a “learn it yourself by doing it yourself”.
So – this series is going to be an adventure, a journey through hardware and software and sound and music and music production equipment and instruments and computer languages and physics of sound and and and...
It´s going to be a “learn it yourself by doing it yourself”. I´ve ordered a Raspberry Pi to start with.
I don´t now anything about it. I ordered it following the advice of a friend of mine.
And here it is.
It has just arrived.
Let me have a look, what I´ve got here.”
So far the words of grandpa Soundstone. For me there´s only one thing left to say:
Enjoy the journey! (And don´t forget to tell everybody about it.)
Rolf
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 122 posts since 30 Sep, 2013 from Czech Republic
The second part of Grandpa Soundstone´s expedition to the realm of sound, computer and music is online:
In this part Grandpa Soundstone gets his Raspberry Pi to work (after making some mistakes). He hopes to be well prepared to start coding sound now. Let´s all hope with him and wish him “Good Luck, Grandpa Soundstone!” So, the next video – video 3/100 – will (hopefully) be about how to “make the Raspberry Pi sing”.
By the way: Isn´t that series (going to be) more interesting than one of those soap opera´s? Or shall I call it a “soap opera of sound” ? Or is it simply a documentation of the difficult and rocky way of an old man to building sound machines, the bumpy road to “enlightenment” (or may I say “ensonification”
? Anyway: Have a good time! Rolf
In this part Grandpa Soundstone gets his Raspberry Pi to work (after making some mistakes). He hopes to be well prepared to start coding sound now. Let´s all hope with him and wish him “Good Luck, Grandpa Soundstone!” So, the next video – video 3/100 – will (hopefully) be about how to “make the Raspberry Pi sing”.
By the way: Isn´t that series (going to be) more interesting than one of those soap opera´s? Or shall I call it a “soap opera of sound” ? Or is it simply a documentation of the difficult and rocky way of an old man to building sound machines, the bumpy road to “enlightenment” (or may I say “ensonification”
? Anyway: Have a good time! Rolf