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Archive for May, 2007

Basternae

If you don’t know what a multi-user dungeon is you may not want to read this post.
First there was Sojourn (also known as TorilMUD), a non-PvP MUD based loosely on the Forgotten Realms. It was created around 1992.
Somewhere between 1994 and 1996, a PvP version of Sojourn split off and called itself Duris. [...]

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Throughout the past six months, especially in March, I’ve been on something of a buying spree for domains.  I’ve done quite a lot of brainstorming, and in the process I’ve bought every domain that seemed like a good idea to me.  As of this moment I own 47 domains.  That’s far too many to develop [...]

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Hydrogen

I’ve made use of some more of the samples I’ve been gathering.  There’s a great Linux-based drum machine called Hydrogen (it runs on Windows and MacOS too), and I’ve made two drumkits for it.  One is based on the Yamaha TG-55 tone generator and the other is based on the Kawai XD-5 drum synthesizer.  I’ve [...]

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I’ve managed to offload almost all of my synthesizers via eBay. Only five remain of the original 20, and one of those will be leaving soon. The keepers: Ensoniq SQ-80, Yamaha TG-33, Yamaha TX81z, and Yamaha TG-77.
The last one to leave is going to be the Alesis Fusion 8HD. It’s very powerful, [...]

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Of the five distributors I’ve contacted I’ve heard back from two.  Luckily it’s the most important two: Disticor and Ingram Periodicals.
I’ve just sent off my registration packet along with a check for $250 to Ingram for their registration/listing fee (highway robbery if you ask me, but let’s call it an investment).  Disticor doesn’t require any [...]

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April Survival Results

The results for April 2007 are in:
Google Adsense Revenue: $9.01
Software Sales: $45.00 (2 copies of AlgoRhythmia 3)
Magazine Sales: 19 single copies and 3 subscriptions.
Software plus Adsense has generated enough income to cover 4% of my living expenses for the month.  Result: failure to survive in April.
Magazine sales have gone toward purchasing new material for future [...]

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