Classical Recordings: Ambient Haze, Romanticism and Deft Techniques
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New releases by itsnotyouitsme, Jean-Yves Thibaudet ajd the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, and Jon Manasse and Jon Nakamatsu.
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Sensori, telecamere e allarmi vocali contro gli incidenti causati dalla disattenzione
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Ancora scarse le informazioni e la diffusione dei depliant
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Kossâs new Cobalt headphones manage to deliver wireless audio without looking like a prop from âStar Trek.â
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A look at three GUI front-ends for the LilyPond music notation software.
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It's a relaxed entry this time, an update on some recent happenings in the Linux audio world. Without further preamble, let's take a look at some of the good things going on there.
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The old-school audiophile's format of choice is making a quiet comeback. Record sales are climbing as fans turn to vinyl for high-end home listening while continuing to buy MP3s for portability. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.
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Annuncio durante presentazione database unico frequenze
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Studio sull'inquinamento atmosferico del Cnr
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Simple, cheap encryption method uses natural thermal noise to foil eavesdroppers.
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Development of native Linux audio plugins and softsynths may not be so relentlessly rapid as it is in the Windows and Mac sound software worlds, but new things do appear. This week I profile a cool new (well, relatively new) Linux softsynth, William Weston's Phase Harmonic Advanced Synthesis EXperiment, also known as Phasex. Introducing Phasex read more
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Materiali inusuali sulle sonorita' delle 'Vibrazioni'
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New P2P software lets musicians collaborate in real-time on the web without the familiar digital hiccups of the past. By Mike Kobrin.
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Ever wish you could traverse 42 years of pop music history in 37 minutes? R. Luke DuBois' new CD employs "time lapse phonography" to reduce hit songs to a string of tiny, amorphous sound clips that highlight big shifts in musical taste. By Alexander Gelfand.
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The AccessMusic project provides a set of tools for creating accessible music which are freely available to download. These tools allow you to convert music scores from traditional western music notation to formats for the Blind and visually impaired.   As part of the i-Maestro project the accessible music production code was extended to provide accessible "viewers" that could be coupled onto any existing music notation editor. The code for these interfaces is provided in the hope that it can be of use in other projects. For I-Maestro the interfaces were coupled to a Symbolic Music Representation editor developed by the University of Florence. However they were designed with reusability in mind to allow easy coupling onto any editor.  See http://accessmusic.sourceforge.net/interfaces.php for further details.  Source code will be uploaded to subversion over the next couple of days.
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Not long ago, a journalistâs toolkit consisted of a notebook, a pen, and a camera. But thanks to the growth of rich media in online news sources, journalists can now complement the words and images in their articles. âTelling Stories with Sound,â the first in a series of such articles, explores the growing role audio plays in journalism, helping writers craft richer and more dynamic stories for their readersâand listeners.
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The classical music critics of The New York Times list their favorite recordings of the year. Includes audio samples and links to related reviews.