Author Archives: petermarks
End of summer house mix
The best summer I can remember is coming to a close. Click here for a half hour mix of some of my favorite house tracks to remember it by: Summer 2009 Mix by PeterMarks 1. Felipe Velenzuela & Dani Casarano … Continue reading
Arduinome Complete!
Fueled by the news of Ableton Live’s impending integration with Max, I willed my Arduinome to completion this weekend. A combination of frustration with bugs and holiday distractions sent me off course for a couple weeks. Here’s what happened: Problem 1: … Continue reading
Arduinome Progress
I’m nearing completion of my Arduinome. Everything is soldered together. After I work out an ArduinomeSerial quirk, I should be ready to close up the enclosure and start jamming on it. Here’s some construction pics. Click on them for the high res Flickr set. … Continue reading
Deep Mix
I just put together this mix of my favorite deep house tracks I’ve picked up this year, as well as some old standbys. Best served with with a cold beverage after work. Here’s the link and here’s the tracklist: Deep … Continue reading
Party Mix
I had a blast DJing a neighbor’s high school party last night. Much to my amazement, the kids didn’t balk when I started playing house. Times have changed from when I was in high school 5 years ago. Here’s a … Continue reading
Arduinome Enclosure
I received my Arduinome Enclosure from Machine Collective today! Now I am waiting only on my shield pcb. Below is my parts list with links to where I bought everything. Prices do not include shipping. Part Quantity Total Arduino Diecimila 1 $35.00 Sparkfun Button … Continue reading
Arduinome project
I love the simplicity Ableton Live and other software brings to electronic music performance. It relieves the stress of beat-matching, enabling dj’s to focus on timing, effects and track selection. It also saves them an expensive collection of vinyl. However, … Continue reading
2008 Mix
Here’s a link to to my “2008 Mix”. It’s called the 2008 mix because it’s taken me the better part of this year to put it out (not a good thing). I did pretty much all automation for it on … Continue reading