Digital Noise Control

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Digital Noise Control has roots back in 1989 - 1990 when I was first starting to get involved with using sequencers and samplers on workstations in High School. I'm 35 Now - but sort of took a leave from writing music for about 12 years because I couldn't afford the exact gear I wanted. Now that I have a few pieces of reliable gear to record with, I've put together some good pieces, and with a good friend from Australia, named Aaron Leighton, we managed to put together an album worthy of putting through iTunes. Aaron Leighton is a guitarist from Melbourne Australia who is currently studying library science. He has done some surfing off of Bell's Beach, and has an excellent sounding Fender Stratacaster which I've been able to mix down in Cubase for 3 of the tracks on Sky Wheel. I've also used Sonar LE for a couple of the tracks. As I get more money, I plan to update our gear.

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Latest Albums: Coming Soon, Back In The Day

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	Black Net - Sleepy Hallows Remix Posted over a year ago 0 Comments \| 190 Views
	Apex - The Beijing Remix Posted over a year ago 0 Comments \| 102 Views
	black net - sleepy hallows mix Posted over a year ago 0 Comments \| 108 Views

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sideproject last year

Universal Music Showcase FEATURING SIDEPROJECT (taking the stage approx 9:30pm)CLICK THE BANNER FOR DETAILS

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Snickerpuss over a year ago

Thanks for all the support so far. And U (The Voters) made SNICKERPUSS the WILDCARD WINNER of the Garage Explosion in Seattle. National voting starts in Jan 09’…until then….DROP IN ON OUR SITE TO HEAR NEW TRACKS ADDED EVERY 10 DAYS……. OUR DUO WANTS U 2 BE PART OF OUR SCENE

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Snickerpuss over a year ago

SNICKERPUSS is competing in SUPERNOVA’S Garage Explosion National Competition this Jan 2009. On-line voting will be advertised soon, so be on the look-out and check out SNICKERPUSS music and live footage of what’s got us this far in the competition-Thanks for the future vote!!! Peace—SNICKERPUSS

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noisecontrol over two years ago

Taking a break today from helping out with a transcription project to assist with Hurricane Gustav called http://www.interdictr. com - I think we succeeded although only time will tell. It is Hurricane season and there are other storms on the way to monitor. God Bless the displaced people of New Orleans Louisianna and surrounding areas. God Speed for a successful and safe return home.

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noisecontrol over two years ago

"BARACK OBAMA WINS DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION, FIRST EVER BLACK NOMINEE OF MAJOR PARTY" <--- Fox News

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noisecontrol over two years ago

And a salute to America's Armed Forces, Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines. God Bless you wherever you are, until you can arrive home safely and be re-united with your families.

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noisecontrol over two years ago

And finally, to my first forays into listening to uncensored hip hop with DJ Semtex from http://www.bbc.co.uk/1 xtra

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noisecontrol over two years ago

Also, Mike Chaz at http://www.wblk.com for putting up with all my request calls.

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noisecontrol over two years ago

An official Salute to the General Leo G. at XM 66 Raw. For his excellent radio programming.

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noisecontrol over two years ago

Ok, time to thank all of my Open Source FOSS Proponents in the Software industry for keeping my mind working. I'd like to thank enouf, Debian and the Free Software Foundation, SUN Microsystems for their excellend Modular Datacenter Expo at RIT, I'd like to thank the OpenSolaris team, and the OpenSUSE team for their excellent packaging and collaborations with Microsoft. I'd like to thank Port25 at techweb for printing my virtualization experiments. I'd like to thank everyone associated with Noise Control Research, including tuxvix and Mike42. I'd also like to thank Joost for their fun video toys, and Jamendo for their awesome open source platform for music. I'd like to thank Amarok, Last.fm, and Fedora (The Red Hat under the wire team), and I'd like to thank nenolod and the Static Box team for teaching me how to crash and burn gracefully. I will always remember that first Linux formatting. Nenolod - the Clones say hello!

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Plays 1597

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Genre Rock, Electronic, Techno

City Niagara Falls, New York, United States

Last Online Last year

Member Since June 18/2008

Band members:
Chris Bradley - Roland Juno G Keyboard / Emu X-61 / Cubase / Sonar Aaron Leighton - Fender Strat

Who are your influences?
Acen, Depeche Mode, Apotheosis, Rotterdam Termination Source, Ritchie Hawtin, Moby

What is the first song you learned to play?
I'd have to say it was probably London Bridges on the piano or Chopsticks.

One musician you wish you could meet?
I think I'd like to meet James Blunt and ask him about his experience as a song writer.

As a band or artist, what has been your biggest challenge so far?
Deciding where to start and where to stop. Trying to work at my own pace, and make things happen in order rather than in chaos.

How do you prepare for a gig?
Well I'm working that out now - have only been asked to perform out one other time as of yet, and wasn't quite ready at the time. I think we'll record or use MP3 data on a laptop and I'll perform keyboards over top of it. I may decide to buy or rent a video projector between now and the date of the first performance so that we can show our video work, which has garnered over half a million hits on the internet.

This rocks:
The Red Cross, Barack Obama, Disaster Relief, Understanding That People Are Human

This sucks:
Better Living Through Chemistry, People that Drink Too Much, People that hurt other People