Welcome to Cbra Systems — a playful multi-desktop experience inspired by DJ workflow: move between sections like you would move between tracks, crates, and studio tools. The platform is art-driven, non-profit, and still evolving — so you may run into areas that are work-in-progress.
Why use this instead of YouTube or SoundCloud?
Cbra Systems isn’t meant to replace them. It’s a curated navigation layer with themed sections and interactive scenes, designed to make discovery feel more like exploring a world than scrolling a feed. Some content is embedded from the open web, but the focus is on curation, context, and the “multi-desktop” flow between rooms.
Is this a social network?
Not in the traditional sense. “People” and profiles are mainly artist pages, characters, or project entries, rather than a full social feed.
How long has this been in the making?
Since the late 1990s — from early Flash-era experiments to modern builds. The core idea stayed the same: remix the web like music.
What’s the goal?
A friendly, art-driven space for discovering music, sharing links, and exploring an interactive multi-desktop universe — free and accessible. I’m continuously improving it, so a few areas may still be work-in-progress.
From Amiga vibes to Ableton Live
Started on the Amiga 500 (OctaMED era), now producing in Ableton Live 12 — with a lot of electronic DNA, especially deep house and related genres.