Music
Technology in music, internet audio, recording, etc.
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Mailing list for the members of the swedish webmagazine Soundofmusic, focused on artistic and technological aspects of mostly digital music. |
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[twenty-nine] is a project launched by D, a popular blogger and technophile, to capture the musical aspects of his many online networks, which include 20something Bloggers (20somethings.ning.com), his blog (d-blogged.com), and the rest of his online audience. it is a monthly announcement. it will direct subscribers to online installations; primarily music compilations from local and national artists. in addition, commentary will highlight developments in online music distribution technologies and current events. the mission is simply to engage people with good music by fully leveraging cutting edge technology. |
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Music-Whiz.com Music Information Music information and site updates from the fastest growing community edited music database on the net. |
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Audiomaster is a UK mastering suite with CD duplication facilities. Join the list for the latest news, offers, tips on audio mastering, whats going on in the music technology world and much more. |
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New versions of MIRtoolbox will be announced in this list. MIRtoolbox users are highly encouraged to register to this list. |
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The PTC Mailing List - this is where you guys send your media and data (or a single medium or datum) so that everybody in our group can get it at once. This mailing list is set up so that we can send our mp3s, wavs, text files, etc., as well as ideas for how we can construct our songs using those different file types. |
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Links to news, blogs and articles about Online Music, from the desk of Andrew Dubber, Senior Lecturer in Music Industries at UCE Birmingham, UK. The links will broadly cover music technology, copyright, computer-mediated music distribution and promotion - as well as the odd gadget. The idea is to save you from having to spend so much time scouring the internet or trawling through RSS feeds for the latest music industry information. Just scan through the email, click on the links that interest you today - and you're away... |
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Tarang Music Technology Cochin Music Club gets together to create a list so that we dont forget anyone on the way...We discuss technology, music and the collaboration of both for the better use of our time... To consolidate our efforts using new technology and the spread of information so that all of us know whats new and today... All the advancement in music and technology will be discussed by the list and its members |
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A list for FAQ to notify fans on their current activities including use and abuse of music technology, DRM, online distribution etc. |
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Mailing list for the Mezzotint Label, an independent record label featuring the music of Mark Mulcahy, Miracle Legion, and Polaris. |
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A list dedicated to the startup & perpetuation of the worldwide nonprofit organization for blind musicians. The purpose of the organization is a) to assist in making both musical instruments as well as software accessible to blind musicians. b) Attempt to prioritize the needs, funding those projects which would benefit the most individuals; c) attempt to secure funding through donations from hardware & software vendors; & d) hire appropriate personnel to implement the funded accessibility solutions. Members will be given significant discounts for the access solutions funded by the guild. |
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A discussion group for owners and users of the Boss GT-5 Guitar Effects Processor. |
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Go Home Productions mailing list I'm a record producer, maintaining my own website. Have a fan base of approx 10,000 upwards and would like to use the freelist as a way of letting them know of upcoming releases, new tunes and forthcoming gigs, news items etc. You can check my website here: http://www.gohomeproductions.co.uk I have produced work for David Bowie, Blondie, The Doors.....am currently producing an album for EMI records. This list was intended to be a fortnightly mailout... Thanks Mark Vidler. |
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A discussion list for New York City synthesizer users with a leaning towards the technology of synthesis and sound generation (not forgetting the music, of course). Emphasis will be on modular synthesizers, homebrew electronics, modification of commercial synthesizers, sound generation toys or otherwise unusual methods of synthesizing or modifying sound. Use of the list will also facilitate in-person meetups for the purpose of synthesizer technology demonstrations, problem solving, and instrument, design, usage and interoperability. |
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Weekly track from Virtually Baroque, which features the complete organ works of J. S. Bach, Dietrich Buxtehude and many others, in virtual performances created by James Pressler using sampled organs and harpsichords. |