About music by EatMe
EatMe learned how to play organ/keys/piano/synthesizer at only 5 years old and the drums at only 7.Needless to say, the passion for music never faded.
EatMe purchased the Dutch music theory book "Algemene Muziekleer" at 16,
studying this as an autodidact and mastering the craft of making music in a solo endeavor,
completing it with "Muziekleer in theorie en praktijk", another music theory book.
Composing songs since 1997 as EatMe in a variety of genres, showing superhuman capabilities
in producing pleasant sounds in house, drum and bass, nu-jazz, electronic bossa nova and more..
The dedication to music radiates as EatMe uses the computer to make music and took lessons to play bass guitar.
Besides all that, EatMe also develops free software, and is a vegetarian/vegan chef.
And EatMe has worked as a technician, audio engineer and stagehand.
EatMe wants you to know that EatMe is not a dolphin.
Please donate as all music and software and sitemaker is free.
Music by EatMe is free, you can broadcast and share it with your friends as-is for non-commercial use, read the Creative Commons BY-NC-ND for legal info.
Please mention "www.eatme.pro" with your share, so people know where to download EatMe's music.
For all links to EatMe see the links page.
EatMe's music is mainly hosted by www.electrobel.nl and www.archive.org.
For remix inquiries, co-operations, usage permission and other things: contact EatMe
The music page contains MilkDrop visuals from the Geiss (code, port) / Flexi (many presets) / JBerg (port, code) / EatMe (code, web example, manual) / MilkDrop Butterchurn v2.6.7.1e-complete (GitHub).
Based on PC project MilkDrop by Geiss, web project Butterchurnviz by JBerg and contains an update in the v.2.6.7.1e-complete with a manual and new functions.
You can right-click or push long on mobiles on the visuals for a full view experience.
Left click or tap shortly on the visuals to change the current visual presets.
Geiss/Flexi/JBerg/EatMe MilkDrop Butterchurn v2.6.7.1e-complete (GitHub) is released under a MIT license for Commercial, Private, Distribution and Modification usage,
with No Liability Granted and No Warranty Granted under the conditions of a License and Copyright notice.
Gear
To make music, EatMe uses the following gear:
- Renoise - software sequencer / tracker
- Sylenth1 - software synthesizer, VST plugin
- V-Station - software synthesizer, VST plugin
- Pianissimo - software piano, VST plugin
- Korg Legacy VSTs - software synthesizers / effects, VST plugins
- AAS LoungeLizard Session - software rhodes/wurlitzer, VST plugin
- PGMusic Band-in-a-Box 2020 - Instrumentals playing custom chord sheets on the computer
- Roland/Cakewalk Z3ta+ 2.1 - software synthesizer, VST plugin
- Synth1 - freeware software synthesizer, VST plugin
- MauSynth - free/donationware software synthesizer, VST plugin
- H G Fortune Avatar ST - software synthesizer, VST plugin (freeware)
- H G Fortune Serenity - software synthesizer, VST plugin (freeware)
- H G Fortune The Tiger - software synthesizer, VST plugin (freeware)
- Roland JV-2080 with World, Pop, Techno, Hip Hop and Orchestral II expansion - hardware synthesizer
- previously used SE Electronics Magneto - studio condenser microphone
- M-Audio Keystation 88ES - MIDI keyboard
- Lexicon MPX100 - hardware effect processor
- Stagg P250-SB - electric bass guitar
- previously used Stagg BC300FL-BK - fretless electric bass guitar
- FreeVerb2 - freeware reverb VST plugin
- BassChorus - freeware chorus/flanger VST plugin
- VFlanger - freeware flanger VST plugin
- SupaPhaser - freeware phaser VST plugin