Technologies and media
L'auto-tune est partout
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- Tuesday, 18 September 2018
Trente-six secondes de «Believe» auront suffit. En octobre 1998, Cher nous offre le futur de la pop sur la petite phrase «I can't break throught» qu'elle entonne façon robot. C'est la naissance de l'auto-tune.
The Future of Music Festivals Is … the Internet?
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- Tuesday, 04 September 2018
After the triumph of Beychella, it seemed as though the mega-music fest was stronger than ever. But the cancellation of several high-profile events and a serious market correction has the industry reconsidering its future. And one long-running festival thinks it has the answer: make festivals into content.
Automakers and Audio Companies Are Pushing In-Car Music Technology Farther Than Ever
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- Tuesday, 04 September 2018
Using the most voodoo of automotive sciences, premium sound systems lean on both expert ears and virtual modeling.
Blockchain-powered speaker 'doesn't spy on you'
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- Tuesday, 04 September 2018
The entrepreneur behind the world’s first blockchain-powered smart speaker said growing privacy concerns will help him dethrone the market’s biggest players like Alexa and Google Home.
Can data reveal the saddest number one song ever?
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- Tuesday, 04 September 2018
“It’s an initially challenging concept, that you would be able to quantify the sadness that a song evokes”.
Blockchain : la technologie au service des créateurs
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- Tuesday, 04 September 2018
Aujourd’hui, la Blockchain dépasse largement la sphère technologique. Elle est devenue un enjeu politique et économique.
How Technology Has Transformed, And Complicated, Music Fandom
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- Wednesday, 22 August 2018
As an art form, music's fundamental value to its creators and listeners is grounded in emotional connection and fulfillment, which is arguably difficult to nail down with a price tag.
The art and science of being on hold
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- Wednesday, 22 August 2018
They say silence is golden. But when it comes to being kept on hold at the end of a phone line, not so much.
Covert Russian hackers are saving music from audio destruction
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- Wednesday, 22 August 2018
A subculture of Russian vinyl digitisers are on a mission to capture and digitise the ultimate versions of some of history's most iconic songs and albums.
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