by Kourosh | Jul 5, 2007 | On Music, On Technology
What is the draw of online musical performance for the artist or the audience? It would seem that performing in the real world has more benefits. The artist and audience have direct contact. They can speak directly, look at each other directly, and basically have a...
by Kourosh | Jun 28, 2007 | On Music, On Technology
Just fun stuff 🙂
by Kourosh | Jun 21, 2007 | On Music, On Technology
Ah, what memories … programming with lines of code starting with multiples of ten … There’s no reason for the newest special effects to make a cool video: _SoWRCy21pY
by Kourosh | Jun 18, 2007 | On Music, On Technology
The technique of compression is frequently used in editing music. Basically, one takes the quiet sounds of a piece of music and makes them louder, while essentially leaving the loud parts the same. Compression can be useful when using a wide range of dynamics over a...
by Kourosh | Jun 14, 2007 | On Music, On Technology
Aphex Twin is a pen-name of sorts for Richard James. His music is sometimes considered rather quirky. His more recent works display dramatic shifts and changes in percussion structures, rhythms, and sounds. By no means do these sound simple. For those hearing these...
by Kourosh | May 31, 2007 | On Mind, On Music
When listening to the sounds of a train in the city, one can imagine that we hear it’s pulse. Watching the cars, we can imagine the streets filled with life. The entire structure becomes a form of life. Standing at a shore, the air of lake and land merge in...
