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[18 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
The Analog Tape Glove!

“This interactive sound installation deals with exploring the physical connection between people and technology. A tangible user interface, taking the form of a glove is worn by the participant as they are invited to interact with an analogue tape surface. As the glove comes in contact with the tape, sound is generated and can be [...]

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[18 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
Where To See Toy Story 3 In 7.1 Surround Sound

Not every theater will be offering a true 7.1 surround sound experience this weekend for the release of Toy Story 3 (which if you haven’t heard, was mixed for that format).  If you’re interested in finding out where you can see the movie and hear it the way it was intended jump on over to [...]

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[18 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
Diego Stocco Is Making More Crazy Instruments

Diego recently posted a video of an instrument he pieced together from an old piano from his garden, a broken neck from a bass guitar, a cabinet handle, chimney cap and some guitar pickups.  He calls it the ‘bassoforte’ (bass + pianoforte).  Jump through to watch his performance with this monster.

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[18 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
Pariscope Studios Offers Middleware Solutions for Music

Psai is currently in development by Pariscope Studios to offer a middleware solution for game developers looking for solutions with their music system .  From their website:  “Music is linear, interactive media is highly non-linear. That`s the reason why creating interactive music for games is so complicated and time consuming. To put it in a nutshell: psai® [...]

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[18 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]

Looking for an easy way to find show schedules and exhibitor areas for the Summer NAMM show going on this weekend in Nashville? Well click through and follow the link to hook up your iPhone or Blackberry with the goodness this App offers.

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[18 Jun 2010 | One Comment | ]

Mr. Isaza has recorded his Mac laptop HDD.  Personally, I dig the disc insertion/feed sounds.  Click through and listen.

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[17 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]

John Paul Jones (bassist for Led Zeppelin) explains how the drum sound came about through experimentation.  If my memory serves me right, I think this also might have been showcased in the recent film “It Might Get Loud” featuring Jimmy Page.  Click through for the video/audio.

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[17 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
The More You Know: Musilanguage

“Musilanguage is a term coined by Steven Brown to describe his hypothesis of the ancestral human traits that evolved into language and musical abilities. It is both a model of musical and linguistic evolution and a term coined to describe a certain stage in that evolution. Brown states that both music and human language have [...]

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[17 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
Designing Sound: Charles Maynes Talks Spider-Man and Fantastic Four

Designing Sound talks with Charles Maynes about his work on Spider-Man and Fantastic Four.  How did he come up with Spidey’s web sling sound?  Cat spit was a big part of it.  How about Mr. Fantastic’s stretching abilities? Maybe a little Honey Smacks cereal was involved.  You’ll have to hit the jump and read on [...]

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[17 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
The More You Know: Cable Construction with Nick Meade

Nick Meade has put together a nice posting of how to create custom XLR cables for your portable rig.  It will show you how to properly solder, braid and connect the wiring throughout a detailed write up with a guiding set of pictures.  Click through for the link!