Technologies and media
Le t-shirt connecté qui fait aimer la musique classique aux sourds
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- Tuesday, 29 November 2016
Un vêtement connecté traduit les sons produits par l’orchestre de Hambourg en vibrations.
BIME 2016: 'Tech is driving evolution of music, not consumers'
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- Tuesday, 15 November 2016
“New technologies are opening up the way we consume music. And that’s great news for the industry because people can now conveniently consume music 24/7, whether it’s at home on vinyl, in the car, on the train or out running.”
The synthesizer that sparked a digital revolution
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- Tuesday, 15 November 2016
In 1975, two young Australian electronics enthusiasts with just $400 to their name set out to make “the world’s greatest synthesizer.”
Google Play Music gets smarter music recommendations
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- Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Google Play Music (Android, iOS) is being revamped to deliver more intelligent context-sensitive playlists and recommendations.
EBU head of radio asks ‘who are the gatekeepers?’
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- Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Speaking at the WorldDAB General Assembly – a gathering for everyone involved in digital radio from broadcasters to manufacturers and regulators – Dixon encouraged the group to reflect on information sources in the 21st Century.
L’impression 3D au service des instruments de musique
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- Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Ce sont des sculptures, imprimées en 3D, autant que des instruments : les guitares électriques d’Odd et de Customuse sont imprimées en Nylon. Le bois est relégué au centre de l’instrument. Leur manche semble flotter au milieu d’un dessin géométrique.
Is Tech's Future Music's Past?
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- Thursday, 27 October 2016
The technology companies have been forced to admit they don’t know how to deal with talent.
5 entreprises françaises qui réinventent la musique
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- Thursday, 27 October 2016
5 entreprises qui proposent un rapport différent à la musique.
Thomas Dolby's new memoir reflects on unique career in music, technology
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- Thursday, 27 October 2016
With a book deal in place, Thomas Dolby went digging through his personal archives of diaries, PalmPilots and yellow notepads.
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