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Apple Offers Free Songwriting Workshop

By David Battino
March 21, 2008

Everyone has a song inside. On March 22 and 24, Apple Stores around the country will show you how to get it out of your head and into an MP3 you can submit to American Idol. Apple promises, You don't have to know how to play an instrument, write a song, or even sing in tune. With GarageBand and...

The Worlds First Comic Book Rock Opera

By The Fat Man
March 19, 2008

This is a weekend experimental project I've been doing with a friend. Jet Age Comics No. 1: The Arch Episode 1: Iconica Wins We'd like to invite [YOU] artists to illustrate it and post their [your] own [better] visuals....

Now You Can Fix (or intentionally screw with) Individual Notes Within a Recorded Chord

By The Fat Man
March 11, 2008

This is something new. The Celemony/Melodyne product is an awesome one, which used to let you fix any notes that were individually recorded. Now you can correct, say, the individual strings of a guitar chord, or the late timing of the tenor in your barbershop quartet. I haven't played with it...I wonder if this will allow deep editing of more...

Ribbon Microphone-HUGE bang for you buck

By The Fat Man
March 6, 2008

The Cascade Fat Head II ribbon mic No, it's not just the name. This is one of those amazing values that happens only very rarely --a pro-level mic for $199. --and a world-class version with Lundahl 2192 Transformers for $349. OK, no, I don't know what a Lundahl transformer is either. But read that PDF. Surf the Web. Holy Cow....

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IASIG Unveils World's First Open Game Audio Specification

By The Fat Man
March 6, 2008

My most optimistic hope is that IXMF will be to interactive media what MIDI was to keyboard music.

Here's some stuff I have to say about game audio

By The Fat Man
March 6, 2008

Alex Brandon wrote this kind article for MIX magazine. It represents well some of the things I'd very much like to pass on to all y'all O'Reilly readers....

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Audio Insights from the 2008 Game Developers Conference

By Kurt Heiden

March 13, 2008

Audio Insights from the 2008 Game Developers Conference

To hear the future of audio, listen to video games. Interactive Audio expert Kurt Heiden did just that at the Game Developers Conference. He brings you what the experts at GDC 2008 had to say about the state of audio in games, and then dives into some of the technology advancements that are changing the interactive audio landscape.

tags: computer music, conference, games

Put Your Photos on TV, Part 2

By Michael W. Dean

March 06, 2008

Filmmaker Michael W. Dean reveals how to make a compelling video from your still images and music, make it fit broadcast standards, and get it shown on TV. In Part 1, you learned how to create a TV-ready video. Here's the crucial final step: rendering the video onto a broadcast-ready DVD and putting it in the hands of producers in a way they can't refuse.

tags: dvd, filmmaking, video editing, video production

Put Your Photos on TV, Part 1

By Michael W. Dean

February 28, 2008

Filmmaker Michael W. Dean reveals how to make a compelling video from your still images and music, make it fit broadcast standards, and get it shown on TV — with a potential audience of millions — for free. Part one of our two-part series focuses on the practical creation steps: processing images correctly for video display, adding an effective soundtrack, and then creating video.

tags: photo production, slideshow, video production, audio production

Digital Media Insider Podcast 22: Synthesizer Sound Design

By David Battino

February 15, 2008

Digital Media Insider Podcast 22: Synthesizer Sound Design

Part of the joy of playing electronic musical instruments is exploring the unique banks of sounds inside. This month, we speak again with Francis Preve, a Top 10 remixer who also works as the principal sound designer for Ableton and a consulting sound designer for Korg. Hear how he creates the sounds behind the hits.

tags: ableton, audio production, korg, synthesizers

MORE Music Technology at NAMM 2008

By Tim Tully

January 31, 2008

We're back from NAMM 2008 with even more intriguing new gadgets and gear. Once again, the throbbing halls of America's biggest musical instrument trade show introduced a torrent of high-tech goodness. From a $99 Steinway to a truly killer guitar, from audible notation to singing keys, here's what you'll be playing this year.

tags: audio production, event, industry, music

Cool Music Technology at NAMM 2008

By David Battino

January 24, 2008

America's biggest musical instrument show debuted more high-tech wonders than ever this year. O'Reilly Digital Media prowled NAMM's five massive, noisy halls to bring back these high-tech hits.

tags: audio production, event, industry, music

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