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Dear visitors,
We regret the fact that our website has been off-line a couple of days. Some fu&^%ng piece of crap credit card schemers have hijacked part of our studio site, and turned it into a little business opportunity.
Please note: This does not mean that shopping with us is no longer safe!
Everything's back on track now, and it will stay this way!
Happy downloading,
L-B
Humanworkshop Live in Frankfurt! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
As "B-Film", Leisure-B and Tonfilm will combine their strengths and efforts in order to comply with the expectations of the hundreds of “new media artists” visiting NODE08 at the Velvet Club in Frankfurt. After 7 days of video overload, visitors of this “Forum for Digital Arts” will be able to feast their ears on the newest creations of both gentlemen. The set contains a couple of old tracks, rearranged to a fluid live composition, combined with a s#@tload of new and unreleased material. A preview of the set will be released soon, so stay tuned for that!
Line up: VJ's: Onoxo (Zagreb), Elektromeier (Switzerland), Desaxismundi (France) Live: "VA" (sanchTV and Nushitzu), Melchior Prod. (Cadenza, Berlin),
Gaiser (m-nus/Detroit, USA), B-Film (Humanworkshop/Amsterdam) DJ's: Alex Flitsch (Connaisseur Rec.) & Sylvie Marks (BPitch Control)
The NODE08 festival has derived from the real-time video programming environment VVVV, created by digital interior designers MESO in order to be able to create a solution to almost any video/audio problems one might run into during projects of the magnitude that their dealing with. Since the software (which' interface strongly resembles MAX/MSP) was so incredibly easy to use, and better yet, free to download for anyone, VVVV has gained enormous popularity among young video programmers. In order to greet all these new souls, MESO decided it was about time that they had a place to exchange ideas and increase their knowledge on the subject. NODE08 was born.
So, if you dig what we do, and you happen to be in Frankfurt at the time, be sure not to miss us, and if you're a video programmer visiting no matter if we play or not, same thing!!!
Here's a very early beta preview of a couple of the tracks converted into a live arrangement:
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SKODA for you...! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Director Rob Lücker was looking for music to fit his controversial style, and ended up with our very own Remus as composer for the soundtrack of his newest flick “SKODA”. The film features two middle aged men, in conflict with themselves, as well as with the world surrounding them.
As usual, Remus digs the vibe of the situation smoothly, and jumps in to it with intuitive composition. Without trying to get to much on his di&%, I can say that he succeeded quite well in remaining the nasty atmosphere, without losing the necessary light touch that is needed to keep the film from getting depressing.
Below you will find three download links and players with cut back versions of the soundtrack, plus a low res version of the film, as featured on Google video:
Mp3's for everybody! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Christmas is coming, which made us decided to make our little contribution to the well-being of mankind. By supplying each and every one of you with the possibility to host one of our brilliant tracks on your own internet page, blog or profile, we'll be making the world a better place!
When browsing through our “Music” Section, you will now find all the track names accompanied by a small mp3 player for realtime playback, and a button for the html code needed to embed the player on your own site, like so:
Feel free to embed our player, and with it our music, to as much pages as you like!
Happy wintertime...
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Since we've all been very busy with our own lives over the last couple of months, we regret to acknowledge that we have neglected our duty to be busy with engaging in yours! Don't get used to it, as always, we still have big plans for the future, ours and yours!
So... what have we got for you this time you ask yourself...? Allow me to lift the curtain and shine some light on our latest contribution to the enlightenment of mankind:
BASIC has been hitting the record button while playing around with the 'art' of MP3J-ing. These two hot jelly packed sets will come in more than handy when getting ready for your big score... ;)
Furthermore, Leisure had been getting busy with a couple of mates... Him and Tonfilm merged to B-Film in order to properly rework the Burnt Friedman remix of Nine Horses' “The Banality of Evil”, from their début CD “Money For All”. The track contains almost all original lyrics, and is extended with a 3 minute Virus vs. Fast FX digital sound processing Jam.
As for “Dünya Son”, Chilled Bazooka helped L-B out with lyrics and vocals on the neo-electric reborn version of a traditional Turkish song.
And last but most certainly not least, Remus hits us with yet another one of his exclusives. For all you Remus lovers out there, don't worry, we've got him under control! He's got a lot of real fresh goods on his shelves, just waiting to be released, and we are the ones to drive him over that edge!
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Remus – Skoda #3
Furthermore, Leisure had been getting busy with a couple of mates... Him and Tonfilm merged to B-Film in order to properly rework the 
