A reupload of yesterday's track.

This music was written in C programming language. The program outputs a series of bytes. When you pipe the output to the soundcard (Linux) you get this music.

Code available here: https://gist.github.com/Bradshaw/3fb5b13938a47c547b39

The original file is an 8bit, 8khz output whereas most players prefer 16bit, 44khz. This meant the encoding sounded bad, this version is much closer to the original output (sound-wise), a few artifacts remain, but they're much less noticeable.

Blastwave [HQ sox & oggenc encode]

I can't scream so I hurt Gameboys and record theirs.

The Floating World is a podcast of experimental sound and storytelling.  Music in the sense of vacuum cleaners and power lines, a pulsating mechanical unconsciousness. It is sound to listen to while driving, walking through the city or taking the subway, while falling asleep at 3am to construction outside, when you need to be more than your body.

contact : thefloatingworldpodcast@gmail.com
support: http://www.patreon.com/thefloatingworldpodcast

Amsterdam-based DJ, musician, relapsed record collector. 

Give me a follow if you like what you hear, and reach out if you'd like to book me or collaborate!

I'm particularly interested in the deeper side of techno and house, but never feel limited by the constraints of genre. 

Please check out my mix series "The Map Is Not the Territory" to see what I mean by that.

Blastwave [HQ sox & oggenc encode]

Gaeel