Disquiet have re-issued their 1998 interview with Photek (at his DnB hightime I’d guess – still loving those vivid beats and sounds), speaking about “Ni Ten Ichi Ryu” and sorts.
Read the interview
In case you’ve been asleep for the entire past year, last100 has a wrap-up of its music-related topics.
O’Reilly Radar has an interesting article on audio aspects of mobile virtual reality gadgets. For example, the cited author describes the following application:
Rewind:Since you’ve got stereo mic input and gigabytes of storage, how about a rolling 5 minute (or 5 hour) audio buffer … a continuous “court stenographer” that lets you play back anything you’ve ever heard. Someone tells you a great joke — voice command “Save buffer” stores it in a date, time, and geo-tagged file for later retrieval (and sharing).
I’m glad people start to take the audio domain into consideration, besides the primary focus on visual aspects. I’m pretty sure there is a whole bunch of additional ways to make use of audio data in the world around us.
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