As some of you may know, I created an interface using GlovePIE so that I could use an Xbox 360 control pad with Ableton Live in live sets. However when I upgraded to Windows 8 a little while back, the solution didn’t work so well so I’ve been looking for a […]
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A little while back I was asked by the lovely people at citiesandmemory.com if I wanted to create a track with some of the field recordings that have been uploaded to the site. The result was this track which used samples recorded in Italy and on Cornmarket Street in Oxford to create all of […]
This has taken waaaaay longer than I initially intended it to but it’s finally ready! Introducing TMCD5RMX featuring remixes of tracks from “Monsters & Miracles”. Listen and download below. [Update 10/07/2014] I’m really happy to say that the collection has been expanded to 9 tracks!
You may remember that back in February, we did a very special one-off gig with The Evenings in Oxford with lots of friends and an expanded Tiger Mendoza line up featuring Mark Wilden from The Evenings on drums and live vocals from Asher Dust and Michael Weatherburn from The Half […]
I’m really happy to say that my dub remix of The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band’s King of Wine is finished and available as a free download. Have a listen and download below: Not only that but check out the cool artwork above by Charles Cutting! The remix collection on the […]
As with a good C90, it’s got a side A and a side B. The Tiger Mendoza 2013 C90 – Side A by Tiger Mendoza on Mixcloud The Tiger Mendoza 2013 C90 – Side B by Tiger Mendoza on Mixcloud Tracklist and download links after the break
Quick demo of how I control FX in Ableton Live using an XBOX 360 control pad. More details, GlovePIE scripts and sample pack can be downloaded from here.
When I was at school, I used to give a good friend of mine a C90 cassette and say “Here, put some good stuff on this.”. I suppose this is kind of a contemporary equivalent. Be prepared for some shonky mixing, a shonky edit but most importantly some great tunes […]