by Blender Dumbass Aka: J.Y. Amihud. A Jewish by blood, multifaceted artist with experience in film-making, visual effects, programming, game development, music and more. A philosopher at heart. An activist for freedom and privacy. Anti-Paternalist. A user of Libre Software. Speaking at least 3 human languages. The writer and director of the 2023 film "Moria's Race" and the lead developer of it's game sequel "Dani's Race".
From 2 years ago. Information or opinions might not be up to date.
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I'm Not Even Human ( a film that I made in 2018 ) has an original score written by me. This original score is also the first time I used MIDI to compose music instead of playing it on the electric piano. The first song "Explosion" was originally composed and recorded using the piano, but the sound quality of the piano was nowhere near where I wanted it to be for the movie. So for the first time I touched MIDI and redone the song in MIDI, which sounded great. So I made all of the original score for the movie in MIDI apart from 3 songs. The Bill's Into was recorded with live guitar. Abstraktation was improvised on the piano. And the final Bonus Track was recorded the same way as my album The Pentas.
↩ Reply Link to the page about the movie I'm Not Even Human↩ Reply Download from Internet Archive↩ Reply Explosion↩ Reply ↩ Reply Abstraktation↩ Reply ↩ Reply Ownership↩ Reply ↩ Reply Pito's Theme↩ Reply ↩ Reply 4211D79th Theme↩ Reply ↩ Reply Bill's Intro↩ Reply ↩ Reply Bill's Theme↩ Reply ↩ Reply The Attack↩ Reply ↩ Reply The Chase Part 1↩ Reply ↩ Reply The Chase Part 2↩ Reply ↩ Reply The Chase Part 3↩ Reply ↩ Reply Crystal Castle↩ Reply ↩ Reply Hallucination (Bonus Track)↩ Reply ↩ Reply The music of this album are under both the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommerical and Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licenses. Choose either.↩ Reply When I made I'm Not Even Human in 2018 I didn't know nothing about licensing and thought that putting "Non-Commercial" is better. Later I learned that Libre Stuff should not block the ability of sales. More about that on GNU.ORG. I cannot remove the previous license. Because creative commons licenses are irrevocable. But I can add another one. And so now you can choose between the two.↩ Reply
It was one of those nights that 79th didn't sleep. He and Pito Sage were working on a robot named Bill in Pito's home. It was illegal for 79th to be there. But non of them cared about it. 79th was glad to get out of his usual prison in the Kids Market. And Pito generally didn't care about anything illegal. For example, by law, in the place and time where they lived, connecting an artificial intelligence to an unfiltered internet was illegal. But Pito planned to do just that when Bill will be finished.
A lot of people claim that they need to use proprietary software, either for work or something else. And the question is. Do they consent to it, or the existence of a need makes it some sort of a power dynamic?