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I had a blast at MediaCampBucks07 which took place a couple of weekends ago, the experience was fantastic and in between all the learning and sharing there was some music production taking place in the thick of it. I wrote a summary over on my personal blog about the educational event.

As well as this Nuno was caught running around with a video camera and he kindly put together a short summary vid to show off his talent. We hope you like the style and you are set to be seeing more of Nuno’s work on the site in the coming months in the way of tutorials.

Hey all, wailingalleycat here, aka. NoiseBoy Racer or Paul in RL (Real Life? Whats real life?)

Well just a short post to say wow, what a great weekend in SL at the AC HUB.  As i’m sure you’ve all heard it was the Spring Festival over this weekend, and in my books it turned out great. I enjoyed it anyway.

Friday was an educational day, with some fascinating talks from SL educators. I found the talk about the “InfoFez” system particularly interesting, as a way of getting large amounts of information across to sim visitors as efficiently as possibly using scripted hats. Lol, sounds funny when you say it.

Saturday was an awesome day, with the Central arena or ‘CoreAudio’ as i call it (thats a quip for you ProTools users out there ) playing host to many excellent live performances from SL musicians. Varying from DJ’s to improvised blues.

Now i have to admit im not a great person to comment on Sundays exhibition as i didnt get much time to have a look around properly, but what I did see was great. SecondLife is an excellent way for artists to display their work and an excellent place for non-artists to look at it for that matter.  There are still plenty of artworks up around the sim, so get on down to Audio and have a browse.

Gotta give the usual plug…Check out the ACF+ pages, lots of interesting posts especially if you are a Fruity Loops/FL Studio user.

Have a good week everyone
-Paul

Our Secondlife activities now have a dedicated new home, which can be found here: ACHUB.

This is a wiki which provides some excellent features for all the ACHUB group members to benefit from.

Along with the recent wiki building I am also organising a flickr.com account which will contain multiple set of pictures for the SecondLife performances.

See you “in-world”.

Chris