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http://audio.orionworks.com/index.htm From: Orionworks - Steven Vincent Johnson [mailto:orionwo...@charter.net] Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2015 9:05 PM To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: [Vo]:OT: Launching a new audio website Feel free to take a brief break from the CF controversy and check out my new audio website. Keeping Sturgeon's Law in mind I did my best to include only my best compositions. Rest assured, many compositions died on the operating table and will never see the light of day. Some of these works go back as far as 2003. They are all digitally mastered. Lots of wave tables and wave modification algorithms were employed. It's possible Frank Znidarsic might enjoy a momentary distraction since I gather he has been working on a music app for androids. audio.orionworks.com At the top of the list I have included brand new composition titled "Aurora Borealis" completed earlier this year. Length: 6:30. This particular arrangement is more ethereal, ambient and unstructured than most of my previous compositions. Should be easy listening for most. Included are photos and a brief commentary concerning the creative process (according to Steven Vincent Johnson) under "The Composing Process" menu. Engaging in the composing process can be therapeutic, particularly when I have OD'd on too much computer coding... or trying to stuff my brains with too many calculus formulae. There are times the analytical portions of my brain simply need to be de-fragmentized. May you enjoy a little de-fragmentization of your own. ;-) PS: audio.orionworks.com was developed using XARA Web Designer. See: xara.com. Most of my other OrionWorks subdomains were developed using XARA as well. It's a pretty decent package for rapid prototype development. I appreciate XARA's WYSIWYG philosophy. No CSS or HTML coding. That allowed me to focus on design, color, and layout to a very large extent. I put this two page website together in two days. XARA would not a good choice for developing and maintaining large data-base oriented sites, like Lenr-Canr.org. There is no database management. For large websites, Jed is right. Use a tool like Word Press. If I get around to journaling some of my Kepler research under a new subdomain, using Word Press may very well be the tool I'll use. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson OrionWorks.com zazzle.com/orionworks
