64 bit Atlantis is a real thing
by Jeremy on January 22nd, 2019
Atlantis 0.9r is finally out. And it’s finally 64 bit. Thanks to Hani, Ken, Fletcher, Simon, James and Jason for finding so many bugs for me to fix…
Atlantis 0.9r 32 bit
Atlantis 0.9r 64 bit
you may need to re-select your skin after the upgrade.
Atlantis 0.9q!
by Jeremy on December 10th, 2018
Surprise! 2018 is almost over and Atlantis 0.9q has been released to the public!
This version fixes some bugs with combiners and lfo 2, mostly regarding midi CC control.
Hani at United Deviations Music found the ancient bugs, and helped me test the fixes. PSA is a nice song he made with Atlantis.
skullheadworld
by Jeremy on December 5th, 2018
ok, so i am exceptionally bad at keeping this site up to date. but i have some news… skullheadworld is nearing completion (although it’s site is also exceptionally out of date…).
skullheadworld has a secret feature, all of the audio is improvised and synthesized realtime in my new skullhead synth. the synth itself has been ported to vst. it’s a 48 channel single-oscilator synth designed for speed. it is nowhere near as deep as atlantis, but it can still make some neat sounds…
no clipper and led
by Jeremy on November 18th, 2011
the wiring is almost done. holy shit mode is loud.
jeremy evers and the bad ideas – no clipper and led by jeremy.evers
fuzzzzz
by Jeremy on November 16th, 2011
if you ever do this, i suggest several colours of wire.
i’ll tell you how it works later. here’s a sloppy sample of what it sounds like today:
jeremy evers and the bad ideas – muff happiness by jeremy.evers
music update
by Jeremy on October 23rd, 2011
It was brought to my attention that the music page was more than 3 years old. So, I moved it.
I made a new music page that links to some of the sounds I have been making lately. I’ve got a bunch of bad ideas that need to be shared…
Booby Trap has a show on the Friday, October 28 at the Princeton Pub in Vancouver. We’re going to play a bunch of songs from Rocky Horror. It’s gonna be silly.
xi2bmk2
by Jeremy on October 18th, 2011
Wow, I sure was wrong in my last post.
It’s cold outside now, and no snow yet… So, I have no excuses. Here’s a little tool that I cooked up to share with old-school fast tracker 2 heads that play with beatmaker 2.
xi2bmk2 will rip through your dusty old .xi instrument collection, and convert it to a shiny new .bmk2 and .wav collection.
Some notes:
- xi2bmk2 will operate recursively on an input directory that you specify. The first folders that it encounters will become the category names in the .bmk2 file.
- You can use the .wavs for whatever you like, but the tuning information, key maps, and loop points are all stored in the .bmk2 xml.
- Since fast tracker‘s envelopes were so radical, they are not converted to the standard ADSR that beatmaker 2 uses.
- Stereo pair instruments (identified by two files, *L.xi and *R.xi, in the same folder, with matching keymaps and samples) will be magically welded back together into a single stereo instrument.
You can download it here.
Enjoy!
end of snow
by Jeremy on May 12th, 2011
I haven’t updated the site in a while. There are so very many things I want to do to the internet, but so little time… Luckily, snowboard season is pretty much done, which should give me back some weekends.
I’ve been playing a lot of shows with Booby Trap lately. Check out our site, there’s always free audio there. We are playing the Sky High Blues Festival this summer, which will be a riot, I am sure!
fixing the internet
by Jeremy on February 16th, 2011
…I’ve updated the Atlantis page to link to public version 0.9p. You can download it here.
Back in action
by Jeremy on January 28th, 2011
My webhost went down a while ago. Thanks to the kindness of nitro2k01, I’m back up with a new Swedish host. nitro2k01′s the guy who made the Gameboy development file hub, and put in a lot of effort to bring me back online. Cheers nitro2k01, I owe you huge!
Unfortunately all updates from May 2009 until the present were lost, so things are a bit out-of-date. I’ve brought the Atlantis binary up to date, as well as the Fatass source code.
There’s still a lot of work to be done to bring it fully up-to-date. I am not sure how to preserve the old comments, so you may have to remember your old swears and put them back up yourselves.
It’s good to be back,
Jeremy
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