Hello everyone!

Today I'm writing to announce a few new features on suiseipark.com.

But first, I'd like to say what a pleasure it's been to meet you again at the Epitanime convention.
I'd like to thank everyone who stopped by, if only to say hello, and for those who weren't able to make it, there will be other opportunities. :D
A big thank you to the organizers too! In this case, I know them well and I know how hard they worked to get everything ready on time. What's more, they're lovely guys, so a big thank you to them. :D

Let's get back to business.

I've opened two new sections on suiseipark.com : an Illustrations section and a Music section.

There was always a Illustrations link on suiseipark.com, but it led to external hosting services like Portfolio Box and Art Station.
Now it's all in-house.
For the time being, it's just a pro portfolio, but in time I'm thinking of adding a section of cool old stuff or silly experiments I'd like to share with you.
In truth, I've been coding this space for several months, but hadn't announced it yet. The newsletter needed some repairs. 8D

A brand-new portfolio!

The Music section is brand new!

I had started computer music in 2006 with Apple's GarageBand software, which comes free with Macs, and then dropped it for many years.
Then I went back to it in 2022.
So I thought it would be nice to set up a space where you could listen to my tracks easily.
I mainly compose electronic music and music for my video games.

Here's an example of a playlist you can listen to.

This is what a project looks like in GarageBand.

In addition to GarageBand, I also use my own software to compose my music : Péguy Collider available on GitHub. I'll tell you more about it in a future article.

Péguy Collider offers a rather unusual approach to musical composition. It is called procedural generation. Not to be confused with generative AI, which is very much in vogue at the moment.

That's all for today.

Good evening and see you soon! :D

Suisei