Technologies and media
3 Music Tech Trends To Watch In 2017
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- Tuesday, 07 February 2017
As we move into 2017, here are a few things that artists should be aware of and, when budget or personal connections allow, incorporate into their next release.
Seeing Sound
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- Tuesday, 07 February 2017
With DECI up and running, Doidge used EEG technology to observe the effects of music on the brain.
La webradio, un medium pour la diffusion de la musique indépendante
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- Tuesday, 07 February 2017
En musique, l’engagement passe par la différence. Hors des circuits économiques, dans l’esprit des radios libres, le modèle de la webradio offre un regard novateur, souvent plus expert sur la musique.
Algorave: the live coding movement that makes next-level electronic music
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- Tuesday, 24 January 2017
In the back room of a bar in the South London suburb of New Cross, there’s a revolution happening. Or maybe it’s not so much a revolution as a de-volution, a rolling back to the backend of music production, where the possibilities of the encoded information inside computer software is open and endless.
Music Technology of the 1970s: A Timeline
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- Tuesday, 24 January 2017
Mind-warping synthesizers! The Walkman! Karaoke! Looking back at the ’70s innovations that shaped how people created and listened to music throughout the decade and beyond.
From Jingles to Pop Hits, A.I. Is Music to Some Ears
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- Tuesday, 24 January 2017
Having machines write music is not new. In the 1950s, the composer Lejaren Hiller used a computer to produce the “Illiac” Suite for string quartet, the first computer-generated score.
For dramatic VR to succeed, music must become the director
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- Tuesday, 24 January 2017
We’ve all experienced music’s power to change our mood or drum up feelings of nostalgia, fear or excitement.
What happens when algorithms design a concert hall?
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- Tuesday, 24 January 2017
The most interesting thing about Herzog and De Meuron’s newly opened concert hall, the Elbphilharmonie, isn’t its wave-like facade, which rises above the city of Hamburg, Germany.
iMuze transforme la musique en algorithme
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- Tuesday, 24 January 2017
«De la même manière qu'Amazon propose des ressources informatiques à la demande, iMuze offre des services de composition de musiques à la demande."
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