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Who knew that we needed to improve MIDI? As a practical format I found the use of MIDI on Geocities home pages in the 90s to be far more exposure than necessary. But things can be improved. Professor Mark Bocko, department chair for electrical and computer engineering at the University of Rochester, has a better way to do sound. ... read more |
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Oh yeah. The ladies of the world. We just want to do something special for ya, ladies. How you doin’? You like the music, and the singing with the guitars and the instruments? Alright then, we’ve got just the thing for you. ... read more |
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If you were sitting on the sidelines waiting for the iPod Touch to become worthwhile, then this is your week. Apple has updated the new player by doubling the memory and setting some new prices. All bow at the alter of MP3. Oh and the iPhone has been upped as well. ... read more |
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Many years ago I jumped onto the Audible.com bandwagon. With a NYC work commute approaching two hours on slow train days I needed something that would keep my brain occupied. At least more so than listening to “Rocking the Suburbs” fifteen times a week. It is with great interest as I watch how Amazon handles the acquisition of my old favorite digitally distributed audio book retailer. ... read more |
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One of the Internet’s biggest vendors just became competition for one of the Internet’s biggest services, as Amazon.com launched a digital music store today, opening with a library of nearly 2.3 million songs according to the Associated Press. Among the library are tracks from Universal and EMI, two major labels, which differentiates Amazon’s store from many other online vendors. ... read more |
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