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★ My Cover of ‘MAD WORLD’ ☆ Solo DIY Music Production by ALEPH ALPHA 333 ★
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Favorites of 2025: Tamar Berk - 'ocd'
Why Tamar Berk deserves your attention Tamar Berk is one of those rare musical talents who not only pour raw emotion into her songs but also writes, records, and produces them herself — forging a sound world that’s intensely personal, lo-fi‑grounded, and vivid. On her new 2025 album ocd, she delivers what many consider her most ambitious and emotionally immersive work yet: a reverb-soaked…
Build a Track from Scratch
Is it the technology that changes the way music is created? Or is it ultimately the producer and DJs choice on how they decide to make use of new technology? I believe that it is a little of both, but more so on the side of the producers who find new creative ways to use the technology. In a sense they are able to abuse the technology rather than use it – because at face value the technology (specifically a DAW) can only offer you things that are simple and basic. The instrument packs that come with any DAW like FL studio are overused and many don’t want to end up with the same sound as the guy next to them. I think what has shifted the most is the setting in which music is produced; it used to be live musicians who had to perform one good take of a song in hopes that magic would be captured, but software and computers allowed performer to make more mistakes that could be corrected in the end. Producers are going back to the live production setting, but not because it is better than the studio, it’s because it is more interesting and fun to watch. http://www.xlr8r.com/gear/2013/04/week-music-tech-live-9-update-si
Joshua Kinberg's internet-connected, sidewalk-printing graffiti bike http://www.wired.com/politics/onlinerights/news/2007/04/kinberg_0410#
MOE II
MOE Light and video augmented modular constructions
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