Remove Clicks and Pops From Vinyl Records With SweetVinyl’s SugarCube [video]
and just like that your old, beat up records will sound like new again
and just like that your old, beat up records will sound like new again
Launched by Alfred Lion in 1939, Blue Note Records celebrates the 75th anniversary by announcing that they will be reissuing 100 iconic records from their catalog.
times might not be so dark after all
The technology may have been popularized in 19th century, but with the attention Sculture’s new zoetrope record got last week you can easily think that moving images are going to be the next big thing.
OK, you’ve got 20 million songs in your pocket. Now what? With endless choice comes a serious challenge: cutting through all that noise to find the next song that will change your life. In this era, the real rock star are the curators—the people, tools, and algorithms that bring you the music you’ll love. I
Kontor, the world’s biggest dance music label wanted to promote the latest Boris Dlugosch track to the advertising industry. But the target audience notoriously ignore promo CDs, so Kontor used what all good DJs use to grab their audience… real vinyl.
Steve Jobs, the “pioneer of digital music” who brought us the iPod, listened to vinyl records when he was at home because the quality of the sound is better than current digital formats can produce, rock ‘n’ roll legend Neil Young said Tuesday
Apple’s iPhones, iPads, and iPods are seemingly everywhere these days — which means there are just as many, if not more, chargers and charging cables hanging around. Personalize yours with Whooz.
A novel method of digital scratching is presented as an alternative to currently available digital hardware interfaces and time-coded vinyl (TCV).
The app uses the accelerometer of the ipod touch to control the speed of a ‘vinyl record’ on the ipod screen.