Music tech Stories
Fugue machine is how Bach would have made a sequencer
I have two words for you: multiple playheads. Oh sure, you’ve got your piano rolls and your step sequencers and your arpeggiators. But can you roll like Johann Sebastian (or Arnold… as in Schoenberg)? Can you take a single melody, and make more complex patterns by echoing them, turning them upside down? That’s the idea […]
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Envelop Wants to Make an Ambisonic 3D Venue and Tools
3D, spatialized sound is some part of the future of listening – both privately and in public performances. But the question is, how? Right now, there are various competing formats, most of them proprietary in some way. There are cinema formats (hello, Dolby), meant mainly for theaters. There are research installations, such as those in […]
Don’t Miss Five of the Most Futuristic Music and Audio Hacks: Pictures from SF
Put some of the best brains in music and sound together in a room. Give them a deadline. Tell them to invent the future as quickly as they can. What results is crazy, from better ways of teaching music production to composing inside Minecraft to strapping displays on your wrist to simulate the Apple Watch […]
Extended Through Friday: One Button Objects Call
Peter Kirn - March 1, 2010
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