27 June 2026
The ORPHIC T-shirt support project by FDR-Sound is a small non-commercial project. It helps the ORPHIC EP, its visuals and its story reach more people. I do not sell these shirts as merchandise. Instead, I use them to support independent music through listening, sharing, playlists and posts. Why the ORPHIC shirts exist ORPHIC is more…
7 April 2026
This post is about my VJ projection setup in Resolume for Orphic, performed at Bring Your Own Beamer Antwerp on Friday 30 January 2026. It covers the tools, the process, and what I learned from showing the work in a live public space. Orphic is a composition of nine images arranged in a strict square…
9 March 2026
Orphic Orphic unfolds as a field of nine images, brought together within a strict square composition. Inside that frame appear scenes that mark our time: people in constant transit, war, a cemetery, polluted air, crumbling ice caps, the emptiness of public space during the Covid period, and a rubbish dump. Each image stands on its…
25 February 2026
This post covers a creative coding study in p5.js, where I combine two visual languages in one frame: a strict 3D structure of nested wireframe cubes and a flat 2D layer inspired by Sonia Delaunay and Orphism. I designed the result specifically for VJ projection and ambient music performance. Two Systems in One Image I…
20 January 2026
Floating Cloth in Space — Physics Simulation in p5.js In this creative coding study I explore a simple but fascinating idea: what if a piece of fabric could exist without weight, drifting in space, but still behave like cloth. I built this sketch in p5.js WEBGL as a physics simulation designed for VJ projection and…
8 November 2025
A Dark Kick in VCV Rack (Free Modules, 120 BPM) A powerful, controlled kick is the backbone of many electronic styles. In this short piece, I share the sound I chase for my own tracks: a deep sine-based body, a tight envelope for punch, and a subtle pitch dip that adds weight without turning cartoony.…
30 October 2025
FDR-Sound is a diverse music platform showcasing various genres, including EDM, ambient, and experimental sounds. The creator invites listeners to explore a range of works, from releases and live takes to sketches. Key tracks include “Ageless Souls,” “Give Me A Name,” and “Call Me,” all available on Spotify. The music emphasizes texture and rhythm, with a balance between energetic beats and atmospheric soundscapes. The artist encourages immersive listening experiences, highlighting the impact of sound and the freedom of creative exploration.
26 October 2025
If you have ever watched a stage backdrop that seemed to breathe with the music, or wandered through an exhibition where the walls changed as people moved, you have met generative visuals. These are not hand animated frame by frame. They are built as systems. You design rules, add a few controls, connect them to…
11 July 2025
Abstract and generative visuals are gaining popularity in art, design, VJ performances, and interactive installations. Fortunately, you don’t need to spend a fortune to access powerful tools. This guide explores the best affordable or free software to create your own abstract visuals—including support for live performances, interactive projects, and graphic experimentation. In this article, we…
4 July 2025
This essay explores the profound impact of wordless music on our emotional experiences and communication. It highlights how music historically didn’t require words, using rhythm and tone to convey feelings. Instrumental compositions can evoke strong emotions without lyrics, as seen in classical scores and modern genres like lo-fi and EDM. While lyrics offer clarity and identity, instrumental music invites personal interpretation, creating a universal emotional language. As we evolve in our listening habits, wordless music takes a central role, emphasizing connection over narrative.