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Previously, we looked into how music’s “danceability,” energy level, and tempo have changed. This one concerns loudness. "Hey, kids, turn it down! " We might more accurately aim that request towards the producers and recording engineers who have packed more and more loudness into popular music, over the course of several decades. The thing is, they aren’t doing all that loud-making in a vacuum (physical or cultural). We have the data, and it tells a fairly clear picture about loudness over time. Average But wait — how is music getting louder, then, if there’s a volume limit? Dogs vs. Cats. Create an algorithm to distinguish dogs from cats In this competition, you'll write an algorithm to classify whether images contain either a dog or a cat.
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This Is the Most High Tech Music Video Ever. In the early days of MTV, at least when it came to hair metal, it seemed all a band needed to make a music video was a few cans of hairspray, a fog machine and some suggestive silhouettes dancing in a window. Not true in the video sphere of today’s bands, who have moved entirely online and employed a variety of high-tech, interactive gimmicks to capture that elusive comet of marketing gold: the viral video. PHOTOS: Optical Illusions: Your Brain Is Way Ahead of You Already ahead of the curve with their interactive, geo-tagging video for “The Wilderness Downtown,” indie mega-darlings Arcade Fire have once again raised the bar.
The video for “Reflektor,” the first single off the band’s new album, allows viewers to generate content and manipulate onscreen effects with their smartphone, as if it were a paintbrush. BLOG: Maggot-Like Robot Eats Brains Tumors “What we did was take a bunch of video that we put into an HTML5 video playback. Via Wired Credit: Just A Reflektor.