Sarah and Sam "The Travellers"

Journey to the end of the Internet

The idea is to see how far "The Travellers" webpage can spread. Each visitor becomes a red dot on the map. From one point... to around the world. Are we all connected? Have your people send them on. Help the journey.

"There is nothing more important in life than spending ones time doing what they love to do, except spending ones time with the ones they love"

Being semi-retired, I have the time and obligation to help those pursuing a career in the Radio and Television  industry that have been so good to me. more.

   I love technology starting with the 5 tube AM radio I built as a youth , through my first computer a Commodore 64. That was a total of 64 kilobytes of memory. By comparison a single song is about 25 megabytes compressed to 4 megs in mp3 form. 64 kilobytes today will hardly dot an i.
My current system I built around a Intel P4-3.4 gigahertz processor with hyperthreading and a custom super cooling heatsink (my first processor burned up, the intel heatsink is not good enough for the 3.4ghz processors). ECS 848P-A7 800mhz bus speed motherboard with 2 gigs of ram. Nvidia dual monitor video card to support my 2 monitors. A 80 gigabyte (C) hard drive and a 250 gigabyte (D) drive, both use the new SATA drive technology. Creative Audigy2 sound card. Sony re-writable DVD /CD drive. Windows XP. Between my two computers I have a huge selection of software; music, video, art, voice recognition and a host of utilities.

MY MUSIC

Toady's music creation technology is incredible.
Broadcast quality can be achieved with ease and at a low cost.

I use FL Studio and Sonar as my primary music software. I think the coolest part of this technology are VST instruments (Virtual Studio Technology) they are virtual software synthesizers called VST plugins. They come in a wide variety of styles and sounds and most are FREE downloads. The basic technology was created by Steinberg (yeah the piano family.