Random music news for Friday, March 26, 2021
This gives new meaning to the term “dirty money.” We’re number one! We’re number one! CA-NA-DA! Yay. And ew. Moving to music news for March 26, 2021. Here’s one way to help struggling
Read MoreThis gives new meaning to the term “dirty money.” We’re number one! We’re number one! CA-NA-DA! Yay. And ew. Moving to music news for March 26, 2021. Here’s one way to help struggling
Read MoreI have no idea how my wife and I would have been able to survive the pandemic without our two English bull terriers. But we’re lucky. We live in a house with a
Read MoreThe word robot entered the language 100 years ago this week. And here’s what’s happening with music news for January 27, 2021. Apple Fitness+ has a new thing called “Time to Walk” stories.
Read MoreOkay, so maybe that headline is a little alarmist because we see in this video is mainly just a proof of concept. Still, though… More on the AI invasion into music here.
Read MoreThey’re coming. And there’s nothing you can do to stop them. Via Technabob.
Read MoreThis seriously could be the coolest music video you’ll see all month. And it might give you a few nightmares, For this new project called Automatica, engineer/musician/mad scientist Nigel Stanford collected together some
Read MoreAutomation continues to find ways to push us fragile, expensive meatbags out of their jobs. That now applies to conductors of classical music orchestras. Read more at New Atlas.
Read MoreDoes your dad dig robots? Have a tech-crazed, forward-thinking father? Here’s a gadget to consider: A humanoid robot-shaped speaker. The machines are taking over our beats. Sound Heroes is a Bluetooth speaker shaped
Read MoreIt’s just a matter of time before the machines take over and we start obeying orders given by our toasters. We’re not there yet, but as these three videos show, we’re close. First,
Read MoreThe march towards Skynet’s awakening continues. Tom forwards this video of a bagpipe-playing robot. Then there’s story of a robot/software program that can write a symphony. —Can a robot write a symphony? —Can
Read MoreIt’s called the “electropollock,” creator Dmitry Morozov’s nod to the great abstract artist Jackson Pollock. The machine “listens” to music and then turns that into a Pollock-style drip painting. Check out the video
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