Back when I was living in Busan and teaching English in Korea I did a DJ performance at Global Gathering in 2009.
It was pretty fun. I practiced this set for a while. Lots of DJ scratching too.
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Back when I was living in Busan and teaching English in Korea I did a DJ performance at Global Gathering in 2009.
It was pretty fun. I practiced this set for a while. Lots of DJ scratching too.
Here’s a new video I made. Been working on it for a few weeks.
It was fun making the beat. It was very simple. I found this online drum machine called the Sampulator. It had some cool 808 style beats.
In the past I’ve messed around with Garageband which is sort of like cutting and pasting musical tracks together. IDK. It serves a purpose but there is no drum machine.
The drum machine is cool I like the idea of touching a key and sound coming out. No, not a piano sound, a beat.
I think in the future I will play around with some of these online drum machines or it would be cool to actually get one or if I could create one???
I made the mask out of paper mache, a vacuum cleaner hose, glue and bolts I had and a couple of cheap belts I got from the dollar store here.
I have a couple of other ideas for related videos in the future.
Anyways this is a song about universal income.
But it’s not serious it’s just a goofy rhyme.
I’ve had in my mind that over the next year or so I will do 12 or more creative video/music types. And here is one that I completed recently.
Well, it’s never really completed, but it’s enough for now. I got tired of working on it. Because I had some problem with the clipping and then I would lower it and it was fine in the software (old Garageband) and then export it and then it was distorted and I went round and round with that.
And just decided it’s good enough for now considering my computer and software is like 11 years old.
Maybe be too many tracks for Garageband.
But anyways here is the slow version.
I started off with a song that was one of my favorites from when I was around 12-13 and then took a bit out of it. I changed the speed and then created a new loop and added some samples from elsewhere.
Then the video I had lying around for a long time which seemed kind of fitting and a few pics of old paintings I did. I actually have a bunch of video, kinda creative stuff lying around that I plan on using in the future.
Deadbeat.
This is a beat that I made with my mouth (beatboxing), some samples and my computer.
I also used this beat in another video I made about teaching English in Korea.
Haha, this was a funny photo from the CCSF Christmas party, 2018. I made those shirts. I made it for sensei. I remember that he said that once and I thought it was cool.
He might have been describing a specific situation, but I thought it also sounded cool figuratively.
I made another and added it as a random gift in the party. I am happy that Robert chose it.
How I made it…
I did a drawing of sensei that I found on Facebook on a piece of poster board. Then I made a stencil and stenciled it with a fabric marker onto a T-shirt. It’s kind of low-tech and a bit wabi-sabi.
Not sure if he really liked it, but some people seemed to get a kick out of it.
This is a resume of my art shows. It needs an update^^. It’s a little dated, but I wanted to put it somewhere before it vanishes.
I worked as an artist creating various pieces and projects for display in gallery exhibitions, juried exhibitions, magazine and newspaper publications.
You can see some of my art work here.
Solo Exhibitions
Group Exhibitions
Juried Exhibitions:
Publications
Magazine
It kinda sounds like Russian to me, but I don’t speak Russian so that is not saying much. This is one of the later creative videos that I made with a little beatboxing, my computer and my turntables.