49 track album

49 track album

track by bleepeater

6 track album

Hey! Oleksiy aka Sitka here. I've just finnished remodeling my main eurorack case (you can see it in the picture). Now I need to put the modules in and I decided to do it on the stream. Feel free to d...

Live Mac visual app VDMX6 is now shipping some of the new hotness the developers promised with the transition to Metal for rendering. Apple's frameworks unlock a ton of visual tricks, from tracking vi...

Book tickets for Heart of Noise - April at J3 at Cambridge Junction. Heart of Noise Cambridge is an event series dedicated to ambient, electronic and experimental music in a live setting. It aims to p...

Is it sound design? Or is it composition? Yes. Here's a full exploration of the Haken Continuum, the oft-misunderstood expressive device, as a musical instrument, plus creations for the hardware. It m...

Music as art? Pure creativity and emotion, transcending commercial boundaries. Music as a product? Packaged, marketed, and sold for profit. This tension between artistic integrity and commercial interests is a constant battle in the music industry. Artists often juggle creative expression with commercial demands to succeed. They lean on record labels, streaming platforms, and promotional tactics to reach wider audiences and make money. Navigating this capitalist system while keeping their artistic authenticity is no easy feat. In this capitalist setup, an artist's voice and platform depend heavily on income and competition.

YouTube video by Passed Recordings

Issues with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion regarding AI in art. AI is shaking up the music scene, and it's a mixed bag. On one hand, it's a goldmine for artists, offering fresh tools and inspiration to cook up unique sounds and killer compositions. But hold up, there's a catch. AI could also turn music into a one-size-fits-all deal, leaning hard on existing patterns and trends. This means we might see a dip in the diverse sounds that make music so rich and varied. Here's the lowdown: **Bias Alert!** AI can slip into bad habits if it's trained on old-school data packed with inequalities.

38 track album

YouTube video by Bay Mud