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AI-powered face tracking comes to Notch, and more streaming goodies from NVIDIA
We’ve gotten the suck-y, boring dystopian future. Let’s get the cool futuristic sci-fi stuff, too, and use it in streams, eh? Face tracking in Notch, noise removal in VST3, and hardware-accelerated video transmission without capture cards. Uh… yes, please, all of that. NVIDIA has been the belle of the ball this year, with insanely powerful […]
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Fall into the dislocated, glitching rituals of Microhm, latest project of Mexico’s Leslie Garcia
Life post-apocalypse is mysterious, but somehow comforting – a digitally generated, AI-assisted woven blanket of sounds. There is calm in uncertainty – once you adapt. At least that’s the feeling I get personally, listening to the glitching electro-acoustic ambiance of Microohm, Infinita Incertidumbre. There are yawning caverns, gently shuffling rhythms, persistent electronic rattles and beeps […]
Peter Kirn - May 21, 2020
DIY + Unusual Motion Music Music tech Stories Tech
That time in 1965 when a teen Ray Kurzweil made a computer compose music and met LBJ
At age 17, Ray Kurzweil – he of the “singularity” – wrote a pioneering piece of “AI” music software, and showed it off on a TV show with Steve Allen.
Peter Kirn - March 3, 2020
DIY + Unusual Music Stories Tech
Amazon’s AWS DeepComposer is peak not-knowing-what-AI-is-for
Peter Kirn - December 3, 2019
DIY + Unusual Music tech Tech Web
HUMAN EXTINCTION PARTY is all the AI-generated gore and death metal you can stream
Peter Kirn - November 11, 2019
DIY + Unusual Music Music tech Tech
Watch a beautiful video about vocoder history from The New Yorker
Peter Kirn - July 12, 2019
Gear Music tech Stories Tech
Remember ACID? It’s back – and ready to split stems for you automatically
Peter Kirn - May 6, 2019
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