Woo-EEE-Ooh-AAA!

 

I knew BeBot – a beatific tuxedo’d robot for the iPhone who sings at your touch – was awesome. I didn’t realise he was awesome.

Via, of course, Waxy.

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Flowerpot Wang: I just picked this up after visiting your site (weeks of no updates and then we get three at once? You're like the bus service...) Anyway, Bebot surprisingly easy to play once you get the configuration right. I've fallen in love with the theramin mode with C at one end of the screen and C up an octave on the other end, and then changing octave with the helpful little buttons on the side.
 

Trust Me With Your Ears: Volume Six

 
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Rev. Name Withheld: Awww, I thought it sounded real good with all the fuzz - like a low-grade WAV file. Realy early internet style.
 

Lord I Just Don’t Care

 
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nine: I thought I'd mention that I just heard Dog Days on the only radio station worth listening to in this country
 

Trust Me With Your Ears: Volume Five

 
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Andrew: Well, he sounds like an interesting guy :) You should do a post on it and put up some links :)

I'm sure you could put the files in a large archive.org batch if the original site is defunct for hosting.
 

Trust Me With Your Ears: Volume Four

 
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Roadrunner: You know, You should change the name of "Trust me with your ears" to "lend me your ears."
It sounds more intellectual.
Friends, Romans, Countrymen! Lend me your ears!

I hate shakespeare, but Julius Caesar could be the only thing he's ever written which I like. And Hamlet.
 

The World Of Goo Soundtrack Is Out, Free, And Amazing

 
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Thomas "Padre" Lawrence: Man, this stuff is going to be awesome to Audiosurf, especially stuff like "Tumbler" which utterly changes tempo several times through.
 
 

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