Tag: 2001

Dub Seven – part 5

(last updated: 15 November 2023)

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421 Revolution (2002 + 2023)

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(self-portrait insertion, portrait extraction, backgrounds added)

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CC

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(self-portrait insertion, random portrait extraction, background added)

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NYC radio

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(self-portrait with city background added)

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(self-portrait with city background added)


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(self-portrait overlay with info box shift)

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Hey Safety (1999 + 2023)
Hey Safety (live) (2000 + 2023)

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(self-portrait overlay with ticket conjoin | self-portrait background insertion | self portrait insert and portrait extraction and overlay | self-portrait and skater insertion)

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(portrait extraction and insertion | ++ background added)

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(self-portrait insertion)

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One More Control (2013 + 2023)
Control Machine (2013 + 2023)

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(self-portrait insertion)

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U Send Me Changin’ (1994 + 2023)

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(self-portrait insertion | ++textover)

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– a different Adrian:

– now playing:

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(self-portrait insertion | portrait extraction and insertion | billboard image insert | portrait extraction and conjoin)

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✓ 4 months ago

Flying Steps – Too Hot (2001)
– includes mashup

Adam!



✓ 2 years ago

Fast and loose race at a slow and steady pace!

The story of Bopgig is a long one –  and not without hiccups. 

(updated: 2 May 2022)

(note: additional information about BopGig in Israel Tech Scene 2006-2011 and GrooveGuide)

2000: The name comes to mind.

GrooveTip in its inception was about tipping artists in the same way people tip street buskers. FairTunes.com (2000) worked on that concept, which had a WinAmp plugin. I took an interest in media metadata at the time as that should’ve contained the information for any funds to travel back to content creators.

I had thought… “once people have downloaded songs from Napster… then what?” … ideally, a voluntary tip by the listener/viewer to the creator!

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2001: Final-year undergrad student enters MBA competition.

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2003: Multiple PHP apps cobbled together. Later GrooveGuide (more info here) is added – a free street-press magazine. 500 copies were printed and distributed around Melbourne. Problem: lack of app integration and hence automated signups.

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2009: Rethinking the business model and user experience. BopGig or GigPop?

2010: A working prototype launches. A Y-Combinator application occurs.


John on the left, Sup on the right.

Bopgig from Adrian on Vimeo.

2011: Development moves from USA to Israel.

 

2012: Public launch and then a pivot into indefinite hibernation!

 

2020: Hibernation continues!

2022: Thinking about it again!

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note: With GrooveTip 2000 in mind, I would instead look at making it easier for listeners to give rather than own. Maybe both.
✓ 2 years ago