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Tag Archives: music
What happens after the movie is made?
Radio Station Forgot To Play My Favourite Song is a documentary on Singapore rock circa 2003, shot as a final year project. It’s up on the internet now — available for all to see. Part I: (To be honest, I’m … Continue reading
A Litany of Complaints
(If you haven’t heard of the Complaints Choir Project yet, just watch the following clip.) The Project’s coming to Singapore, and looking for Singaporeans. The M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2008 presents THE COMPLAINTS CHOIR PROJECT by TELLERVO KALLEINEN & OLIVER … Continue reading
Posted in humour, music, Singapore
Tagged complaints, music, performance, Singapore, The Necessary Stage, YouTube
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Vocaloid 2; Value from Efficiency; User-Generated Content distribution
I’m still impressed with the abilities of the Vocaloid 2 software (found via Boing Boing). Put in a melody and lyrics, and the software generates singing. It sounds pretty good. Try this sample: The opera sequence from Final Fantasy 6 … Continue reading
Posted in anime, future, inspiration, Japan, marketing, media, music, nostalgia, religion, social networks, video games, YouTube
Tagged music, otaku, software, user-generated content, video games, Vocaloid2
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