Song profile for The Edison 2021 Live Broadcast hour 4
We broadcast live from Edison Party 2021. DJ Daemon was on location in the old barn at Eggeby gård. This is hour four.
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Edison Party twenty twenty one. It ran on the weekend, starting with the ninth of july. We made a live broadcast from Sweden during that Friday. We're going back to that now. This is the fourth hour and the time it's half past seven in the evening Swedish time.
And the background here is still hot. It's a lot of things booming out of the speakers here. I can tell you that much. Alright, we're going on with a white tiger in a picture of her. But first I want to tell you that yeah, no something happening here. Yes, stand by. Is it just the music being no no no, I'm just hoping they should start here, but nope, not yet.
They are currently searching for graphics artists and music artists because they have a competition going on here in a few minutes. So well if you know someone, they might actually they have to be physically here, so I I guess it's a bit stupid to go out on the airwaves. I'm gonna see if I can run around and hint some real people around here about it. But well stay by your radio and I will inform you when it's happening.
I don't think you have any problems figuring out when I actually turn the microphone on, right? yeah quite a ruckus here I can tell you that much. we're going back to the music zone here. They are charging up here. And I must correct myself here, I thought this well graphics artist competition was only for people being here. This is how it how how it was like twenty nineteen if I remember correctly.But of course anyone on the internet is pos can can join as well. So please if you know how to draw some cool stuff and can do it by streaming or something, go to the Discord channel for Edison twenty twenty-one and tell people like Wayland and and tell them that you are available for this because why not? It seems like a cool thing and they they need another graphics artist. So yeah, that's how it is.
And desperation is in the air as FS Freak on Discord writes the following: Stream your desktop or drawing application over RTMP, SRT, or your own Twitch channel so you can scrape or hook up the HDMI or NDI desktop.simply drawing some cool stuff. There's a drawing competition. All you need to do is to use Discord and send a private message to at Wayland. That's W-E-Y-L-A-N-D. If you need help to get that working. I would actually compete in this, but I have a little bit of a problem here. I am totally incompetent when it comes to music.And to drawing and to graphics and to pretty much everything else than broadcasting. So I'll stick to broadcasting. we're going on with Ship Never Dies because we need more ship tunes.
Ship never dies. Yeah, I sure hope it does not, because we love ship music and I feel sometimes we really need more of that just to make us happy happy with life and such things. Alright, not much going on here. I had some kind of idea that this would be starting up now, but that seemed to have been some sort of a false start here.And but at least people are working and doing their stuff and kinda sneaking or peeking over the shoulders of people here to see what you're doing. I can see one guy programming, the same guy with a fast tracker still doing that. I really look forward to s how that's gonna sound. It seems awesome just by looking at heh the wishels, so to speak. Other than that, yeah, well that's where we are, and we're going on with a return to Reticence.
Yeah, yeah, that is quite a song here. sorry, I had to put my real my real head phones on here. Anyway, we are going on here.
That is kinda a weird song ending. I'm sorry I totally borked that one up. Anyway, we are going on with more music as we are waiting for good stuff to happen.
Most people are back now, so we are filling up here, so I don't think it's that much time left to wait here, but I will tell you when it's happening. I promise you, stay put. that was callers and before it it was a return to reticence by Dinox of Flip. So what's happening right now? Yeah, well as you point well as I pointed out here, we are waiting still.And we are going on with Doctor Awesome and his awesome song Session from Yep, it's the Revive album.
Crossen's session, as I said. We are going on with Roe with Einstein, which is one of the tunes that competed in the what was it called now? The French demo party Shadow, Shadow Party 2021. I'm happy to say that Edison is something special. It's the first demo party I attended this year that I, you know, attended.Not just sitting in my sofa but actually I can see the screens here. The lights are powered down so you can't see much but you see a number of screens and every screen has a programming project, a tracker project. The guy here to the right has a boat of some sort that seems to be written with done with 3D graphics and stuff. I mean this is awesome. This is awesome, this is creative like you wouldn't believe.
This is the Ericade Radio Network. Time for a live show with DJ Daemon. Yes, I am here. Not a new show. You've been listening in for it for let me say now. yeah, four hours actually. Yes, yes indeed. it's eight o'clock, so now is the time when the competition should start. Let me check my notes here. it's starting for real.Yeah, let me stay on here for a second. Yeah, it's a crew presence by this time you should probably go
Episode two thousand twenty one.
Guys, you might want to switch to the live stream if you want to see more of that, but I will continue reviewing what's going on here if you want to stay on the station because there's no need for me to restream what they are streaming. But anyway, awesome, it's going on now. It's on, and you can stay here and listen listen to Happier Sundays, and I'll be back.
Alright, Park is on here. It's Wayland and his friend here with a crazy scare scary stare. At any rate they are talking about different things here and they're starting everything up. So we'll see what goes on. yeah, while you're waiting, I give you Alistair Brimble, Dojo Dan.
Alright, the whole party is going on here. We just seen some kind of shader ray trace, whatever things with some heavy techno beat here. Really nice. I I like how they show just how good many artists are here. And what's going on now? I don't know. Some iconYeah, I recognize nice that tune, but I can't really say what it is. Yeah, they they actually had this last year. I think there is some trick with manipulating HTML here, but I'm not entirely sure. yeah. Anyway, we are going on with more Doctor Awesome, and this is a bonus track from the Junior City Conspiracy if you remember that old game.
So Dr. Awesome is now leaving the airways here. And what we see here is the demo competition. It's not Amiga stuff properly, but it's modern and you just seen the Challenger, the space shuttle being split into pieces and it's beautiful really. I and I is that a Def Star? Are they generating a Death Star now? I don't know. But sWhen I stopped looking at demos, it was in the nineties, and at that time the Amiga and the PC were doing kinda cool stuff. But what you can see today is feels more like modern games that you do weird stuff with than demos themselves. I kinda lost interest in them. But what we see here on screen is pretty beautiful. and it stops with, it's now safe to turn off your computer. Okay, yeah, we haven't seen that in a while. Turn off your computer.
Rock.
That was 8 BM with all my circuits circuits, yeah. I'm gonna say something here. Back in the day when TV had the worst sound you could imagine and radio sounded awful sorry awesome. Then I actually knew that in many kind of competitions and when they had the officialStuff. They recommended you to turn on the radio for the sound and the TV for the video. Yeah, we did this here in Sweden, that's kinda obsolete now. But I kinda get the feeling that some people may actually listening to me right now and watching the stream at the same time. That must feel a bit schizophrenic or something. The demos are going on here and now there is a bowl and something flying around it.I'm not entirely sure if I see the point with modern demons. Yeah, I said so, but they can be exceptionally beautiful. But what I always think gets better year for year is the tracked music. Modern tracked music is awesome to the max. I mean, just listen to this.Yeah. And now listen to this.
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Mike-Processor: Rode Rodecaster Pro with Fethead pre-preamp
Station-processor: Thimeo Stereotool
Target LUFS: -9
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Edison party is most likely the first Swedish demo party in 2021 that was on location and accepted participants. It started on the 8th of July 2021 and run until Sunday the 10th. Ericade.radio were there, broadcasting live.
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