Music made entirely with free open source software. Ellipsis by Telephone Sound.

My band Telephone Sound just released our debut album Ellipsis for streaming on SoundCloud. There is also an open source audio reactive camera filter (source code) which I developed for the album, that can be used to visualize your environment through any audio, as pictured above. Try listening to the album (or any of your favourite music) through speakers while running the audio reactive camera filter on your smartphone or tablet's back-facing camera. It may also be neat for running on HUDs.

Released June 9th 2016, the album was three years in the making. Telephone Sound is an electronic band from Ottawa, ON, Canada, consisting of members Daphne Volante and Jeremy Carter, who both play instruments, sing, and produce on the album.

All this stuff is available at TelephoneSound.com as well, and Ellipsis is available for digital download purchase through Google Play Music, BandCamp, or with Bitcoin (BTC), if you want to have an offline copy of the album. Track 4 is CC-by-SA licensed, and can be downloaded for free.

The album was made on Debian and Arch Linux, using Ardour, ZynAddSubFX, Hydrogen, etc.

If you're interested in some of my other works, head over to EternalVoid.net, where you can try some indie games I made, as well as view info about my other endeavours.