The Moon is Real by Alex Epstein – read in English by Geoff Peters

Geoff Peters from Vancouver Canada reads “The Moon is Real” – a micro story by Alex Epstein. Translated from the original Hebrew by Jessica Cohen (2012).

Alex Epstein’s web site:
bluehasnosouth.com/

Source:
electricliterature.com/blog/2012/02/15/the-facebook-book/

View this Micro Story on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150609367788011&set=a.10150607010303011.404919.90126328010&type=1&theater

Geoff’s web site:
geoffmobile.com

Technical notes:
Filmed with a Canon EOS T2i and edited with Adobe Premiere Pro on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow).
Sound recorded on a Sony ICD-SX712 with lapel mic, and processed with Audacity.

Please note: This text is copyright the original author / translator, and no claim on copyright is intended via this video.

The Difference between Twitter and Facebook – vlog by Geoffmobile

Geoff from geoffmobile.com talks about the difference between Twitter and Facebook, two popular social network websites.

Recorded on a Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V with audio recorded separately in mono using the built-in mics of the Sony ICD-SX712 audio recorder. Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow).

“Taking” by Laundryman, the Vancouver Electronic Band, jam Feb 10 2012

A new jam recording by Laundryman, a new Vancouver Electronic Band.

This is our song with the working title of “Taking”.

Laundryman is:

Jason Knight, Roland Octapad and Ableton Live laptop
www.youtube.com/user/jasonknightfilms

and

Geoff Peters, Korg MS2000B synthesizer
geoffmobile.com

We’re a new Electronic Band from Vancouver BC Canada. Ask your local coffee shop how you can get Laundryman to make a special music delivery to your local coffee shop or even laundromat!!!

This live improvised jam was recorded in Jason’s living room on Feb. 10th 2012. We played through a single Roland KC amplifier, and recorded the room using a Sony ICD-SX712 IC Recorder. The audio was processed (uhum, “mastered”, if you agree it sounds mastered :) using Audacity on a mac.

Mastering tools used in Audacity:
Hard limiter, SC4 compressor (Soft knee), gain amplifier.

Thanks for watching, and see you next time!
Cheers,
Geoff
geoffmobile.com

A Birds in the House Production
birdsinthehouse.com

“Operation” by Laundryman, the Vancouver Electronic Band, jam Feb 10 2012

A new jam recording by Laundryman, a new Vancouver Electronic Band.

This is our song with the working title of “Operation”.

Laundryman is:
Jason Knight, Roland Octapad and Ableton Live laptop
www.youtube.com/user/jasonknightfilms

and

Geoff Peters, Korg MS2000B synthesizer
geoffmobile.com

We’re a new Electronic Band from Vancouver BC Canada. Ask your local coffee shop how you can get Laundryman to make a special music delivery to your local coffee shop or even laundromat!!!

This live improvised jam was recorded in Jason’s living room on Feb. 10th 2012. We played through a single Roland KC amplifier, and recorded the room using a Sony ICD-SX712 IC Recorder. The audio was processed (uhum, “mastered”, if you agree it sounds mastered :) using Audacity on a mac.

Mastering tools used in Audacity:
Hard limiter, SC4 compressor (Soft knee), gain amplifier.

Thanks for watching, and see you next time!
Cheers,
Geoff
geoffmobile.com

A Birds in the House Production
birdsinthehouse.com

“Considering” by Laundryman, the Vancouver Electronic Band, jam Feb 10 2012

A new jam recording by Laundryman, a new Vancouver Electronic Band.

This is our song with the working title of “Considering”.

Laundryman is:
Jason Knight, Roland Octapad and Ableton Live laptop
Geoff Peters, Korg MS2000B synthesizer

We’re a new Electronic Band from Vancouver BC Canada. Ask your local coffee shop how you can get Laundryman to make a special music delivery to your local coffee shop or even laundromat!!!

This live improvised jam was recorded in Jason’s living room on Feb. 10th 2012. We played through a single Roland KC amplifier, and recorded the room using a Sony ICD-SX712 IC Recorder. The audio was processed (uhum, “mastered”, if you agree it sounds mastered :) using Audacity on a mac.

Mastering tools used in Audacity:
Hard limiter, SC4 compressor (Soft knee), gain amplifier.

Thanks for watching, and see you next time!
Cheers,
Geoff
geoffmobile.com

A Birds in the House Production
birdsinthehouse.com