Hi there ! My name is Robert Thomas, and I'm a composer interested in unusual ways music can become a soundtrack to your life. I run a small music company called Dizzy Banjo. I also go under the name Dizzy Banjo in numerous social networks and environments.
I've done a lot of work creating music for unusual places, including virtual spaces, video games and mobile devices.
My work has explored numerous ways of tracking user behaviour and making music reactive to it, including VOIP, gestures and keystrokes, physical movement and activity patterns of individuals and groups.
At the moment I am working on a number of projects, but spending a lot of time as a reactive music composer with :
RjDj is an amazing iPhone application which creates mind twisting hearing sensations by weaving your environment into reactive music. Voices, cars, your walking speed.. these and many other things can be used to shape your experience. If you have an iPhone or iPod Touch, try it!
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http://twitter.com/dizzybanjo
my twitter
- dizzybanjo: Yes ! I actually got a seat on a 55 and have enough space to read a bit of The Forever War on the way home ! #rare #win
- dizzybanjo: RT @AbletonInc: LIve as a Twitter client? No problem with Max for Live: http://is.gd/4SHGq
- dizzybanjo: @DowningStreet the London 55 is a woefully under serviced route during rush hour and boris wants to reduce it. Stop him.
- dizzybanjo: @kocicenka mine too !
- dizzybanjo: On way for epilepsy medication review at doctor. Sometimes I wonder what effect 20 years of medication is having on my creative process ;-)
- dizzybanjo: @aleksk just make out like you were practising a stunt :) even the bruise will be cool then
- dizzybanjo: I feel the need for a new hat
- dizzybanjo: @GianninaRossini the buses have been total #fail for me for weeks now ..
- dizzybanjo: @philiplinden I'll pass it around :)
- dizzybanjo: About to watch Close Encounters with @kocicenka on new TV :) there is something about this film I really like http://flic.kr/p/7euKeh
my flickr
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