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Researchers at Microsoft Labs and the University of Washington have demonstrated a program for automatically creating backing tracks for a singer's recorded voice. The software, called MySong, is aimed at novices who have little or no musical knowledge, ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
8 Apr 2008
Despite being derided for its lack of resolution and flexibility, no real contender for MIDI's throne has appeared in its 25-year history. Still, Professor Mark Bocko thinks he might have found a superior approach—as long as you like solo clarinet. The ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
3 Apr 2008
Cakewalk's Sonar 7 Studio Edition is a multitrack digital
audio workstation (DAW)—a sort of virtual studio that can not only record
audio and do MIDI sequencing, but can also mix and master tracks using an
assortment of virtual signal processors, ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
4 Mar 2008
Meeting in a panel for journalists and Senate staffers in Washington DC, open network advocates expressed their apprehension in the days leading up to the completion of the FCC's broadcast spectrum auction. That auction, which covers 62MHz of broadcast ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
14 Feb 2008
Thanks to cheap and powerful computing, opportunities for non-professionals to get involved in digital audio are widespread. The medium has become democratized, to some extent—what used to require an entire studio can now be done on the family PC, with ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
12 Nov 2007
The Associated Press stated today that it has filed suit against Moreover Technologies, a news aggregation service owned by Verisign. AP says that the suit comes in the wake of a cease-and-desist letter sent to the service on September 11 and insists ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
11 Oct 2007
Since its standardization in 1991, MP3 has gone from being a little-known portion of a video file format to the kind of ubiquity that most brands can only dream of having. It's both widespread, with small players flying off the shelves, and ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
4 Oct 2007
In one of the final sessions of the Future of Music Policy Summit, panelists discussed how the music industry is going through a process of "disintermediation," where fewer steps stand between artist and audience, thanks to social networking and ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
23 Sep 2007
At a breakout session for the Future of Music Policy Summit in DC this week, online music distributors complained that licensing music for digital retail is still far too complicated, and blamed this complication for the paucity of online distribution ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
20 Sep 2007
Thanks to the ability of digital audio to be perfectly copied, transmitted,
and carried in small packages, we may be surrounded by more music and human-made audio programming than at any other time in our history. Reaching
this point has required a ...
From THOMAS WILBURN,
Ars Technica,
19 Sep 2007
