Create Digital Music. Romuald Karmakar. 7 Music Discovery Tools to Find New Tunes. It's easy to get stuck in a music rut.
That go-to iTunes playlist or Pandora station will probably do the trick, but with so much great music out there, why settle for the same old favorites? The infinite catalog of music, new and old, is a both a blessing and a curse. While music fans unfortunately have to accept that they will never be able to listen to every band, album or song, retreating to the comfort of your personal music library is no way to find your next favorite artist. Spotify's latest curation features, Browse and Discover, are a push in the right direction, and Rdio integrates music discovery into its top-notch app with subtle recommendations from listeners in your network placed all over the player. These streaming services' social features aren't the only ways to discover new music, but they tap into what's key about successful music suggestions today: social curation.
How do you find new music? 1. After you press play on the mix, all the work on your end is done. 2. 3. The 10 best Detroit techno documentaries ever. There’s no city in the history of dance music that’s been mythologized quite like Detroit.
And, if today’s offering is any indication, there’s no city in dance music history that’s been as documented as Detroit as well. But hey, that’s all good by us. With new compilations like the one jointly curated by Jimmy Edgar and Derrick May called We Love Detroit about to be released, and Richie Hawtin’s new educational tour, CNTRL: Beyond EDM, afoot, we figured the time was nigh to ply you with some of the D’s greatest hits: the 10—count ‘em, 10! —best documentaries about Detroit techno ever—and they’re all available to watch right here for free. 10. Over the last 12 years, Detroit’s electronic music fest (sometimes called DEMF, now officially Movement) has undergone countless organizers, production companies, major sponsors, and official names. 9. 8. 7.
“I’m nothing in comparison to the music.” 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. CrazyJack. I'm delighted when I hear it. 10 electronic music docs you need to see. WHEN I SOLD MY SOUL TO THE MACHINE (dir.
IGOR LESIC & RONALD LINDGREEN, 2004) Incredible 46-minute documentary looking at The Hague’s unique, eccentric and boundlessly creative electro and techno scene. It’s classic scene after classic scene: I-f declaiming the idea of Christmas, Legowelt playing blitzkrieg acid to an empty club, Bunker’s perma-stoned Guy Tavares pontificating on, well, anything and everything. Originally released on a now hard-to-find DVD courtesy of I-f’s own MurderCapital label, it’s thankfully been uploaded – in a few parts – to YouTube. BIMBO TOWER RULES. Romuald Karmakar. Pantera Film presents: Pantera Film presents: Pitchfork: Home.
Noisey. Katty Booking. Kill the dj. Culture DJ, Dancefloor, business & plaisir, le blog de DJ Speedloader. The Oblique Strategies Web Site. Get The Curse music. Index. Vol 2, No 1 (2011) Griffith University ePress offers a suite of web based tools that assist in managing the complete cycle of journal publication from author submission, peer review, editing and through to publication.
Traditional text based scholarship can now be supported with: audio and video podcasting capabilitiesincreased metricsjournal content indexing by major search engines such as Google, Google Scholar, Yahoo and OAIster. Griffith University ePress aims to extend the reach and impact of the University's research by making content available to a global audience. Dancecult: Journal of Electronic Dance Music Culture. Adventures in 3D Sound! Edgar Choueiri knows how things work; he’s a rocket scientist — officially, the Director of Princeton University's Electric Propulsion and Plasma Dynamics Laboratory.
If NASA ever sends a person to Mars, Choueiri’s research probably will have played a role. But Kurt Andersen visited his lab recently to get a taste of the future right now. Choueiri’s hobby is acoustics. He has developed a way to render sound in three dimensions, and given Studio 360 listeners an exclusive first listen of his 3D audio technology. Unlike surround sound and other elaborate hardwiring, his breakthrough consists of a software algorithm applied to sound files that allows stereo playback to sound much more real and lifelike.
The 3D audio in the show segment above is calibrated for stereo speakers only so it won't work on headphones. Try out the clips below, in which Choueiri demonstrates the sound of water in 3D. 3D Audio Demonstration for Speakers 3D Audio Demonstration for Headphones So how does it work? EB_SLICESInformationen. Electronic Beats by Telekom. Electronic Dance Music Magazine - News, Clubs, Dj, Party, Labels, Charts & Events - Ibiza & International. Resident Advisor - dance & electronic music magazine.