Continuing on with the massive media dump, here’s some audio of mine that you can find online.

The biggest online project that I’ve been involved in so far has to be Dictionaraoke, an online gallery of songs made up of MIDI audio and speech samples from online dictionaries. It was inspired by an NPR Weekend Edition Saturday story about Merriam Webster including word samples in its online reference site. One of the songs that I created has the distinction of having been played on both Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me and the Dr. Demento Show, which means that I’m famous in cafes and college dorms nationwide.

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Let’s start right away with a bunch of videos that are available on YouTube. Follow the jump to see some videos that I’ve made, mostly for audio created by other people. (more…)

This is Man Minus One, the place where I’ll be posting my audio workings, video craftings and other artistic blah that I made up. I’ve got quite a bit of content to post to the site, so please bear with me over the next few weeks as I get things posted to this site for your consumption.

And don’t forget, everything on this site is 100% made by hand! Sure, the hands were used to move pixels, sound samples and other appropriated imagery around, but still. All done by hand!