May 2016

A new browser instrument called Pixelsynth allows you to create music using a library of pre-selected images or uploads of your own – with interesting results. Created by US coder Olivia Jack, Pixelsynth’s scrolling cursor rolls its way across a monochrome image and plays notes when it...

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Video killed the radio star. Streaming killed downloads. Home taping is killing music. Is the cloud about to kill the mastering engineer? LANDR, the instant online mastering service, already looked a bit that way. The drag-and-drop service lets you download a track that is algorithmically...

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Calvin Klein did well out of Coachella this year, having helped curate key events in nearby Palm Springs featuring prime talent: first an all-night warehouse party with plenty of celebrity pop-ins, and then a converted desert property near the festival was overtaken for an "immersive...

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Converse, the brand that’s taken the philanthropic approach to music marketing with its community-based Rubber Tracks professional recording studios dotted around the world open to the general public, has launched a free online collection of high-quality audio samples with over 11,000 free & royalty-free audio samples....

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Last week H&M kicked off a project titled World Recycle Week to collect 1,000 tons of used clothing at H&M stores worldwide, with the aim of keeping them out of landfills and recycle them. Collaborating with British/Sri Lankan lyricist and performer M.I.A. to compose a...

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