I thought I missed the boat in reporting this but Trent keeps adding updates so it's worth checking back on this veteran's guide to budding artists. This was written on a bumpy Euro-bus ride across the wilderness - may ramble a bit but I think the … [Read more...]
PBS NOVA: Musical Minds With Oliver Sacks
Oliver Sacks explores how the power of music can make the brain come alive. You need to watch this soon. It will only be available to watch for one week, from July 1-7, 2009, due to right restrictions. It features musical savants, music therapy, … [Read more...]
Google Something Better
This is just a little challenge. John Battelle wrote about the "database of intentions" in his book, The Search. If you look at our search history, it tells us who we are and what we value. Our Google searches are the artifacts of our … [Read more...]
[RHYTHM] Visualizing Relative Beat Strength
I was taught to organize rhythms into increments of two measures at a time. Some beats/pulses get a natural emphasis in relation to their placement in the measure. I put together this illustration of the most natural points of relative emphasis in a … [Read more...]
Ear Training With White Noise
Here's an ear training game I've been playing using white noise. Watch on YouTube Ear Training With White Noise by Graham English Watch on Vimeo Ear Training With White Noise by Graham English Watch on Viddler Ear Training With White … [Read more...]
We’re In A Culture War
Peter Kirn is shaking it up and inspiring me to think about what actions I need to take in response to the diminishing importance of the arts in our culture. My question is fundamental: why can’t the arts and “entertainment” be considered part of … [Read more...]
My Favorite Audio Sites
A friend recently asked me for the list of feeds I read to keep up with the audio world because I'm always sending him the coolest stuff. Until now, I've kept it a closely guarded secret. But I figured we could collaborate and you could share some of … [Read more...]
Celemony Presents Melodyne Editor… Again [NAMM 2009 Highlights]
Quite some time ago Celemony made a huge buzz among musicians and non-musicians alike with their Direct Note Access technology. I discovered it in the Delicious Popular Feed of all places. Anyway, I forgot all about it until today. … [Read more...]
M-Audio Axiom Pro Series [NAMM 2009 Highlights]
I've been looking for a 49-key controller to fill the gap between my Korg nanoKEY and Keystation Pro 88. Best feature... HyperControl automatically maps the keyboard's 65 controls to commonly accessed parameters in digital audio workstations … [Read more...]
Native Instruments Maschine [NAMM 2009 Highlights]
A brand new hardware/software groove production studio. Covered in depth by Create Digital Music. I'll be picking one up when it drops in April. … [Read more...]
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