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Roland and MIT want to use music to teach kids programming
Millions of children worldwide use Scratch to enter the world of programming. Now there’s a new way to connect to music, as Roland teams up with MIT.
Read moreMeet the Strange, Wonderful 70s Machine that Used AI to Make Music
The 70s were one heck of a groovy time. When they weren’t postulating theories about the very underlying essence of all physical reality being reduced to computational models, pioneering AI scientists were … creating weird music sequencers? Seriously? The Singularity will be brought to you by Giorgio Moroder, perhaps? Yes, as we saw earlier this […]
Zillion is a Generative Step Sequencer from Future-Retro with Loads of Possibilities, Performance Tools
Machines give us something that would have amazed musicians from centuries past: they let us make melodies without playing them directly. Now, there are three ways of doing that. One, there are tools that take what you play and turn them into sequences. Two, there are interfaces for making melodies with touch, sliders and knobs. […]
Take That, Pong: Table Tennis, Reimagined as Augmented Audiovisual Games
Peter Kirn - July 2, 2013
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Interaction in Thin Air: New Research from Microsoft, MIT Uses Magnets, Sound, Space
Peter Kirn - May 14, 2012
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