Muxtape
Keeps The Mixtape Concept Alive
By
Eliot Van Buskirk
The
State of the Digital Music Union
By
Eliot Van Buskirk - Wired
SyncLive
To Let Webcam Users Perform for Industry Pros
Wired
Meet
the Mario Maestros Who Have Videogame Music Rocking Concert Halls
By
Joel Stein - Wired
Digital
Music @ About.com
Top
10 Free Programs to make the most out of your MP3 Collection
KillerTechTips
Listening
Post Discusses Digital Music on NPR's "Fresh Air"
Wired
- By Eliot Van Buskirk
Deviations
Project - Classical Masterpieces With Modern Electronic
Twist!
"The
Deviations Project is a progressive look into many of the most delicate
and famed compositions in history, merging skillful performance with modern
electronic production." - Mi2N -
APRIL 29 - 07
Kudos
To Apple for Updating the Airport Express
"If
you use iTunes, have WiFi, and own a sound system, you should consider
the
Airport
Express" - Wired - By Eliot Van Buskirk
- March 17, 2008
Pop
Goes the Science Song
M
A S S I V E - Math And Science Song Information,
Viewable Everywhere - Wired -
Randy Dotinga - "Happy 2008! The MASSIVE database
is currently in the midst of a major revision. It is taking forever; your
patience is appreciated." -
Science
Songwriters Association -
Sound
Recognition Comes to Music Search | TopTechNews
| Jan 29, 2007
The
music search technology works by extracting several features from the tune,
such
as speech, pitch, tempo, and the location of pauses in the song.
Grad
student's Hyperbow makes music to measure
"Diana
Young, a Ph.D. candidate in the Hyperinstruments Group of the MIT Media
Lab, has developed a new electronic sensing system to measure minute changes
in the position, acceleration and strain of a violin bow."
- MIT News Office - July 6, 2006
Slacker
Improves Sound Quality - Internet Radio
"The
Slacker portable internet radio player allows you to take the personalized
interactive radio experience with you wherever you go. You get oodles
of free music tailored to your taste (a $10/month fee removes ads and a
six-song-skips per hour restriction)."
Wired
- By Eliot Van Buskirk - March 14, 2008
PORTAGE:
Integration of technology in music program expandspossibilities
"Carlson
saw it as a challenge to not only open up the world of orchestra to a new
group of students, but to also provide both the nontraditional and traditional
orchestra student with a greater array of career opportunities."
- NWI Times - May 08, 2006
Musical
Geeks Mine 8-Bit Sound
"Alexei
Shulgin takes the stage, he does so with a computer keyboard strapped across
his chest, jamming electronica versions of rock standards. "
Wired
- Christopher Null - 10.13.05
Industry
Giants Try to Break Computing’s Dead End
"University
of California, Berkeley, David L. Wessel, envisions a new era of digital
musical instruments that would begin to match the rich versatility of acoustic
instruments like violins and pianos." - NY Times
- March 19, 2008
Making
their own music
"When
some MIT students want to hear the sounds of success, they go right to
the source and build their own instruments. And whatever notes emerge,
the result is always the same: Hands-on work is its own reward. "
MIT
News Office - December 12, 2007
Dance
goes digital in 'House Music Project'
"
'House Music Project,' an interactive, improvisational performance developed
by Associate Professor Thomas DeFrantz and opening this weekend at MIT,
combines digital technology and African-American dance."
MIT
News Office - March 15, 2006
Researchers
want to know what's music to your ears
MIT
News - August 15, 2005
"Is
one man's Mozart another man's migraine? It might be, if culture plays
the dominant role in music perception. Two MIT students have designed
an experiment to measure just how different--or similar--perceptions of
music are across cultures"
Independent
Musicians Adopt MyxerTones
"allows
bands to easily create and distribute mobile phone ringtones to their fans,
has been enhanced with new features aimed at bands using MySpace to host
their music"
Mi2N
- 03-13-2006
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Lab plans 'sonic bath' for Lewis Music Library
"The
Lewis Music Library will be transformed into what Tod Machover, professor
of media arts and sciences, calls a "sonic bath" next week as graduate
students from the Media Laboratory join him in a collaboration with library
staff to present "Library Music."" - MIT News
- January 10, 2007
Build
A Digital Music Server
"CDs
are fine things for listening to and archiving, but they're bulky. Think
of all the shelf space you could free up if that digital music resided
on one little hard drive rather than hundreds of boxed-up plastic discs.
It's a commitment, but putting all your music on a computer has advantages
besides space savings. " - Wired
Music
technology: Lots of music articles
MIT
News Office | MIT news about music and music technology
|
Green
music is a wind-up
TimesOnline
- UK
Mapping
Noise
"Working
with over 80 Tufts grads, undergrads, staff, sculptors and artists on building
an interactive sonic observatory on the roof of the university's Tisch
Library, which opens to the public on April 17" -
By Scott Thill - Wired -
March 25, 2008
Better
Bass: Skip the Subwoofer, Hack Your Hearing?
Wired
- By Brandon Keim
UBS
Virtual Maestro: Guitar Hero for Classical Music
Wired
- By Eliot Van Buskirk
Creativity
Explored, by Mapping Jazz Musicians' Brains -
Wired
How
To Take Your Music Open Source With Ogg Vorbis
Wired
- How To Wiki
Networked
Music Symposium Slated for NYC and Second Life
Wired
- By Eliot Van Buskirk
Digital
Spy - Music
Headlines
Mastering:
What It Is And Why You Shouldn't Do It In Your Garage
Music
Dish
Creative
Sparks Customer Revolt When It Tries To Silence Third-Party Programmer
The
Consumerist - Creative unhappy with creation of his own
drivers
Taking
sound to a new level
Audio
that more accurately reflects original music production values.
IHT
- By Victoria Shannon
Turning
old music into digital
lots
of vinyl releases never translated to CDs or digital files -
BBC - Chris Long
MXPLAY
1.1.6 Beta
MXplay.com
- freeware - released May 25, 2007
Description
by publisher
MXPLAY
provides the best desktop music experience - it is the only player that
renders music in a 3D audiospace, providing a rich, immersive "live" audio
experience (especially with headphones). It supports all the popular file
types (MP3, AAC, OGG, WMA, FLAC, ALAC) and also allows users to mashup
their music with videos from the web (YouTube, myspace, Google). MXPLAY
currently has plug-ins for Last.fm, MP3tunes and Nintendo WiiMote.
Features
that make MXPLAY a standout player are:
- The
best audio (local files or streaming). Listen to your MP3s, internet radio
or music blogs without compromising the quality.
-
Integrated web browser; discover and play music from anywhere.
-
Share the music you discover; bookmark music you find and share as a playlist.
-
Get creative, forget old-fashioned audio visualizers. Grab videos (YouTube,
Myspace, Google, AOL, etc.), create and share your mashups.
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