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dataflow
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mipmapping
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vertex
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mesh simplifier
05:27
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antiallising
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multum in parvo
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glod
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bruteforced
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hiperbolic
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LOD Spain
Luis Ortiz runs the klitekture label and artistic projects like LOD, Krater, Oranda who´s main characteristc is the serach
of new sonorities and structures keeping the listener in a constant alert and full of expectation of what`s going to happen next.
Luis Ortiz have performed at most prestigious international festivals for this genre of music.
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