Thursday, May 30, 2002

I made a music category for the Audiophile part of my weblog name. If you want to subscribe to just that, here's the rss feed. 9:28:06 PM    comment []

"Audio CDs demystified. Excellent in-depth technical discussion of CD-audio, and how copy prevention systems (don't) work." [Boing Boing Blog] 9:14:02 PM    comment []

Here Comes the Dancing Queen..... "From Andrew Sullivan's blog: Click Here.  Remember, she may be the Queen, but you are in control so work it baby." [Ernie the Attorney] [The Shifted Librarian] HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH *falls over* 8:17:29 PM    comment []

Lowercase Music It's hard to tell wether this article was written to draw attention to a musical genre or just as advertising for Apple and DigiDesign. From /.: Picture with a Mac "magnification of minute sounds through a computer, typically a Macintosh." "...and amplify them with software such as DigiDesign's Pro Tools." "...attracted about 100 people to see three performers, all using Apple PowerBooks. " "Macs are central to the creation of lowercase sound ... and they amplify and edit the soft sounds on Macs. " "this work has blossomed tremendously with the relative availability of Pro Tools (especially the free download from DigiDesign)" "the lower prices of Mac hardware over the last few years" "The Mac is the favored platform ... Most people who work with computer music use a Macintosh. " "This grew out of putting powerful computers into the hands of ordinary people..." 5:26:53 PM    comment []  Google It!

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