badplankton
February 16th, 2008, 19:34
hi – i’m announcing the launch of a new netlabel dedicated to music written on the Sony PSP. it is called Running Jump Records:
http://runjump.iiichan.net/
the first release will be made public in the next two weeks (end of february/beginning of march 2008) and the label is now openly taking submissions for new work. the main guidelines for submissions are:
1. all music must be made on a PSP. the known applications for making music on the PSP are:
PSPRhythm - http://psprhythm.com (homebrew)
PSPSeq – http://dspmusic.org/psp (homebrew)
PSPKick – http://pspkick.com (homebrew)
Traxxpad – http://traxxpad.com (commercial)
2. all sources such as saved sequences and samples must be included with the release. mp3s will also be made available of the final tracks. this label is designed to both draw interest to the PSP music scene and also to serve as a way for people to learn new tricks on how to compose using each of these applications.
if you have any questions or wish to submit your music for review, please email [email protected].
also note that i am not the person launching the label but as the author of PSPSeq i do have a lot of interest in this project.
thanks!
ethan
dspmusic.org/psp
http://runjump.iiichan.net/
the first release will be made public in the next two weeks (end of february/beginning of march 2008) and the label is now openly taking submissions for new work. the main guidelines for submissions are:
1. all music must be made on a PSP. the known applications for making music on the PSP are:
PSPRhythm - http://psprhythm.com (homebrew)
PSPSeq – http://dspmusic.org/psp (homebrew)
PSPKick – http://pspkick.com (homebrew)
Traxxpad – http://traxxpad.com (commercial)
2. all sources such as saved sequences and samples must be included with the release. mp3s will also be made available of the final tracks. this label is designed to both draw interest to the PSP music scene and also to serve as a way for people to learn new tricks on how to compose using each of these applications.
if you have any questions or wish to submit your music for review, please email [email protected].
also note that i am not the person launching the label but as the author of PSPSeq i do have a lot of interest in this project.
thanks!
ethan
dspmusic.org/psp