Category Archives: General announcements

General announcements?

Long overdue review of 19 A.D.D. “Dead River”

19add review (odt format) 19 A.D.D. “Dead River” (2010, 36 Records) Is your favorite music the likes of, for instance, Lady Gaga, The White Stripes, MGMT, or Arcade Fire? Then stop reading now since you are definitely in the wrong place. However, if bands like King Crimson, Tool and Mahavishnu Orchestra get you excited, then you [...]

NWEAMO San Diego – Feb/Mar 2012

I feel really blessed to have this wonderful event just a few miles from my house. Sometimes I think it’s a pity that more people from the community don’t attend. This year there is a very nice article, mainly based on an interview (with a handy description of the festival schedule) with festival adjuvant Dr Joseph [...]

Scary developments

update 2012/02/19 Well, that turned out to be a false alarm. I’m back to my version of black metal compositions for the time being. I still reserve the right to do vocals some time in the future. original post: 2011/07/27 OK, confession time. Probably giving my age away pretty badly; in my rotation of CDs [...]

Computer music pioneer Max Mathews dies at 84

The influence of Max Mathews on all aspects of electronic and digital music since its birth has been enormous. The seminal music programming system Max (originally sold by the now-defunct Opcode Systems was named for him. It has recently been rearchitected to work with Ableton Live as Max4Live. Appreciation of Max Mathews at createdigitalmusic.com

Snapshots from around the studio

Crow Caw Music Works International Headquarters Gimme that comfy country vibe! There’s a wealth of interesting detail here (depending on your personal understanding of the word “interesting”…) Notice the high quality $20 First Act guitar amplifier you can just see the top of under the desk. I’ve since relocated it a little bit and covered [...]

Brainstorm!(?)

Really…just more like random ideas for future “enchantments” to the site… At some point we plan to implement some “customer only” pages under the various release pages. You’ll be able to access them by entering a password; possibly something that only a CD purchaser will be able to tell from the packaging. At first, they’ll [...]

Firefox/Safari/Chrome: better now!

Originally published 2009 Feb 1 The cool thing about wordpress.com is that you can purchase an option to customize the CSS for your site. This is great and allows you to do amazing things to the site appearance. Of course, the problem is that every browser (Internet Explorer[IE], Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.) has its own [...]

wordpress.com and email

I was worried I painted myself into a corner there for a minute, but wordpress.com was better than I thought. I didn’t read WordPress.com FAQs carefully enough to realize that they didn’t support email (even though they clearly state it in their support faq). Fortunately, they implemented some sort of deal with Google Apps to [...]

What happened to the old web site?!

For those of you who visited www.crow-caw.com within the last 5 years, something has obviously changed. It was time to revamp the look and organization of the site so it made more sense and was easier to update. (Not to mention cheaper to run!) For the time being, for those who need instant gratification, I’ll [...]

Welcome (back) to Crow Caw Music Works

last modified 2 jan 2011 Welcome. This is the place for all things related to and about the musical productions and writings of tim p scott, producer of electronic post-rock instrumental compositions since before there was post-rock. If this is your first visit, glad you’re here. You can go to the page “Listen” for samples [...]

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