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« on: January 26, 2005, 09:25:41 PM »

Hello!
I have not so good english, but... but i'll try to share some thinks about mobile-music with you :)
Large studios and professional sound hardware is good... but sometimes four walls of room are impede our self-expression. We needs for free and beautiful space. This reason was an impulse for creation of the first in the world music album on Palm by me. It was a summer of the 2004 - good time for ideas like this :) 
Palm is small and light - specially for your pocket, so you can use it everywhere: for example, at the sun field in summer forest - is it nice? :)  And exactly in these places fantastic music (or art) ideas are comes to our heads :) and we need to remember it... yes, Palm is instrument for this situation specially. It is not sounds like "beep blop" now - it has really high-quality sound. You can synthesize your own sounds or record new by internal microphone and then gather it to some melodic score.
For creation of my music disk "Warm Place" i used Palm TungstenT, my own music-program PsyTexx1.8 and small head-phones Aiwa only. Not more of it. Can say, this is real unity with nature around us. And you can create really impressive (and, may be, eternal) things in this atmosphere. I think, future of the electronic music will be like this. And i'll plan to continue experiments in this sphere.
And... this music must be free!... i think... :)  for free people.
ps: there is one problem only: i have no money for new Palm :)
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