ENCRUDO - NOISE / decadencia y transformación

ENCRUDO - Islote el Morro

Diseño sonoro para títulos de Créditos finales para la serie documental ENCRUDO en su Temporada #1, dedicada a la ciudad de Santa Marta,Colombia. 

Títulos - Créditos ENCRUDO CC

Chapter Five

Hardware Punk  · Hit Me Off by New Edition *Cover

Machines Paul Fasel.
Vocals Sample by New Edition, Hit Me Off.

Hit Me off

Hardware Punk  · Hit Me Off by New Edition *Cover

SoundTrack · Esto Que Hemos Heredado · Documental por Paul fasel y Mona Herbe.
Diseño Sonoro + Música: Paul Fasel.
Un viaje a través de Colombia en busca de la herencia y la tradición, esa que a veces consideramos perdida. Un documental sobre lo que se extingue y lo que nos queda.
Producción y realización: Deliria Productora de Contenido
Dirección y Cinematografía: Paul Fasel y Mona Herbe
Producción: Alfonso Peñaloza 
Diseño Sonoro y Música: Paul Fasel 
Dirección de arte y Diseño: Mona Herbe 
Comisionado por Ocensa

SoundTrack · Esto Que Hemos Heredado · Documental

Soundtrack  UN-KNOWN Film.

Track Nº1 - Arrival.

Soundtrack  UN-KNOWN Film

Soundtrack UN-KNOWN Film Track Nº2

Track Nº2 - Júpiter jungle heart.

Soundtrack UN-KNOWN Film · Track Nº2  · Júpiter jungle heart

Alien Garden · Jaron Lanier · Atari 800 (VideoGame)
Music Cover · Soundtrack: Paul Fasel.

Alien Garden
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Developer(s)	Jaron Lanier
Designer(s)	Bernie DeKoven[1]
Programmer(s)	Jaron Lanier
Platform(s)	Atari 800, Commodore 64
Release	1982
Genre	Action, strategy
Mode	Single-player
Alien Garden was one of the first non-game "software toys" released.[2] It was designed in 1982[3] by Bernie DeKoven and programmed by virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier; it was designed with an emphasis on the need for #experimentation.

With a heavy emphasis on the artistic aspects of computer-generated simulation, Alien Garden was described by its creators as an art game.[4] At a time when the art game genre had not yet been recognized as even emergent, Alien Garden ranks among the very earliest art games.[5] Indeed, its release predates Lanier's more famous art game, Moondust (often characterized as the first true art game[6]), by a year.

Gameplay[edit]
Gameplay consists of a side-scrolling world covered in 24 different kinds of crystalline flowers resembling gypsum flowers. The player controls an embryonic animal as it grows, survives and reproduces through 20 generations. Difficulty is introduced through the lack of instructions in the game. As such, the player must employ trial and error techniques to determine which flowers are edible, which flowers shrink or grow when stung, and which flowers are fatal or explosive when touched.[7] The player may use either the organism's tail, stinger, or wings to bump or otherwise make contact with them. To maintain the challenge, the behaviour of the flowers changes every time the game is played. To increase the challenge, the score is repeated all along the left and right sides of the scrolling screen. As the score increases, the animal avatar is forced to travel more and more closely to the sometimes deadly crystal flowers.

Alien Garden · Jaron Lanier · Atari 800 / Music Cover

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