matriachamplification
Wall Thomas
Hello GDIY
Milestones are coming together and I feel MUCh more comfortable discussing particulars including our official team "60/40", our membership program(s) and info regarding our playable education platform, Console - The Console Game about Consoles.
1. 60/40 & Membership
The Sixty Forty is our registered trademark representing the not for profit "banner".
Named after the 60 to 40 percent tin/lead solder used in CTC design. Instantly it became the "brand" for fundraising perks like shirts, mugs and eventually CTC Build Kits.
The full meaning of the brand is to give independent minded audio designers and developers a unified flag to call our own. Purchasing merch from one of our global manufacturers and distributors supports our teams builds and adds you to our roster of official 60/40 engineers & technicians.
2. Membership Programs
As stated on occasion we have the infrastructure in place for aspiring and established DIY and Parts manufactures to market and sell their products to our growing circle of supporters and will be making kits from a select few available to purchase through our site.
If members have logos they want put onto merch they can sell as an "add value" to their business, we are able to offer a balanced platform via our website and "eventual" in game interactive store to make this happen.
3. Console - The Console Game About Consoles
I am a exp. Unread Engineer dev, along with Devis our artist and a few of our private consultants.
There are too many questions we are solidifying to make any blanket statements. What I can say is we are well into the development of a time period SandBox game about Sound (mixed in dolby atmos with all tracks recorded on our CTCT build) with a key feature being, the player learns to build a CTC console through some fun game mechanics involving soldering and second hand store picking for parts.
We are toying with the idea of a larger storyline but have not committed to how in depth we are willing to go with this train of thought.
All that being said, we would love to one day be building Mr. Thompson-Bells designs along side 64 other engieers and technicians. Once I register and help build consoles with 64 entities, I will consider myself a worthy Analog Audio Blacksmith.
Website will be updated by tomorrow morning.
Make sense?
Milestones are coming together and I feel MUCh more comfortable discussing particulars including our official team "60/40", our membership program(s) and info regarding our playable education platform, Console - The Console Game about Consoles.
1. 60/40 & Membership
The Sixty Forty is our registered trademark representing the not for profit "banner".
Named after the 60 to 40 percent tin/lead solder used in CTC design. Instantly it became the "brand" for fundraising perks like shirts, mugs and eventually CTC Build Kits.
The full meaning of the brand is to give independent minded audio designers and developers a unified flag to call our own. Purchasing merch from one of our global manufacturers and distributors supports our teams builds and adds you to our roster of official 60/40 engineers & technicians.
2. Membership Programs
As stated on occasion we have the infrastructure in place for aspiring and established DIY and Parts manufactures to market and sell their products to our growing circle of supporters and will be making kits from a select few available to purchase through our site.
If members have logos they want put onto merch they can sell as an "add value" to their business, we are able to offer a balanced platform via our website and "eventual" in game interactive store to make this happen.
3. Console - The Console Game About Consoles
I am a exp. Unread Engineer dev, along with Devis our artist and a few of our private consultants.
There are too many questions we are solidifying to make any blanket statements. What I can say is we are well into the development of a time period SandBox game about Sound (mixed in dolby atmos with all tracks recorded on our CTCT build) with a key feature being, the player learns to build a CTC console through some fun game mechanics involving soldering and second hand store picking for parts.
We are toying with the idea of a larger storyline but have not committed to how in depth we are willing to go with this train of thought.
All that being said, we would love to one day be building Mr. Thompson-Bells designs along side 64 other engieers and technicians. Once I register and help build consoles with 64 entities, I will consider myself a worthy Analog Audio Blacksmith.
Website will be updated by tomorrow morning.
Make sense?
