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I recorded a dub track featuring my Yamaha B55 - recorded and mixed using Bitwig-Studio

for this animation I made some boxes dance around a curve

you can download the blend file here

for this animation I played with the blender freestyle lines and a vortex force field

you can download the blend file here

For this animation I rendered a blender smoke simulation and reverted the frames before combining them to a video to make it look like the smoke gets sucked back into the deformed cube

you can download the blend file here

This track was recorded and mixed in bitwig-studio using the built in synths and my mininova

I made a short animation using cubic particles and some force fields (again :-) )

you can download the blend file here

I've drawn a quick sketch of my volca synths while waiting for a download. Using black ink and Copic markers

This track evolved from a recorded volca bass jam session. Except for the bass line all synths are softsynths from bitwig-studio

For this animation I used a blender circle and a cycles material with an animated displacement texture. The separated faces in the first halve of the animation are a wired result of the subdivide checkbox - not really what I expected from a function called "subdivide" but I really like it

you can download the blend file here

For this oculus rift experiment I used the labyrinth generator I wrote a while ago and turned it into a little game. You have to run/drive through a labyrinth and find a yellow post. If you hit it a new labyrinth is generated. Originally I wanted to use the WASD keys to run through the labyrinth but I switched to a usb-gamepad, because its easier for the players to navigate the labyrinth when they hold the controller in their hands instead of having to search for the keyboard.