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Phew! Lady Gaga’s YouTube channel is restored after copyright issues

Jul
2011
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Lady Gaga’s official YouTube channel has been restored after it was blocked over a copyright dispute. Yesterday, [14 July] a notice on the site stated that the suspension was due to “multiple or severe violations of YouTube’s copyright policy”. By Thursday evening the account was back to normal. The Google Inc. owned YouTube channel declined [...]

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Guess the most popular music app on facebook

Jul
2011
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The most popular music app on Facebook today isn’t iLike or another app that lets users share song snippets or playlists. It’s BandPage by RootMusic, which lets bands create custom Facebook pages. According to Facebook’s rankings (see below for screenshot), BandPage has almost 30 million active monthly users — that’s more than twice as many as the number-two music [...]

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JQuery does boombox

Jul
2011
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HTML5 introduces the <audio> element which offers a way to play audio natively in the browser. However the native controls are a little lacking in style. Thankfully HTML5 also brings a full api to interact with which allows us to skin an Audio object however we want. Find out more By Carlos Cardona for Boombox for Chrome.

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Use your keyboard to create music

Jun
2011
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BreakoutBand is a cool new startup attempting to revolutionize the online gaming space by making music creation and sharing dead simple. CEO Dave Moricca explains how social music gaming is going to be the next big thing. Today, we dig into the details of how BreakoutBand lets you take control of your own online music [...]

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Collin’s lab: brainwave beats

May
2011
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Measuring brainwaves is not just for neuroscientists anymore – new affordable consumer level EEG devices ( & even some toys) do a respectable job at measuring tiny voltage pulses given off by neurons firing in the brain. Cool – but how shall we use these new found sensory powers? To automatically compose electronic music, of course! [...]

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Spotify aims to take market share from iTunes

May
2011
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Online music service Spotify is turning up the heat on Apple as it aims to create an alternative to iTunes. The company is extending many of its premium services, including an iPhone and iPod app, to non-paying members. It is also encouraging customers to import their music collection into Spotify, rather than Apple’s system. Read [...]

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50 Top Best Sites To Download Free Sound Effects

Jan
2011
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Music is great way to relax our minds when we are in some serious mood. Listening music is a kind of therapy that makes our mind cool and out of tension for some moments. Lots of depends on sound effects other than lyrics to make a wonderful song that make you happy or sad. Sounds [...]

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Inception Music Comparison

Jan
2011
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Interesting observation about Inception’s music… Watch Video Posted on Youtube by camiam321, 22 July 2010.

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Browse to the sound of sonic snowflakes

Dec
2010
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Rick Astley in thesis

Oct
2010
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Check out the effort this student has gone to weave the lyrics to “Never gonna give you up” into his essay on broadband networks: Read more Taken from The Goldfingers FC’s Blog, Oct 22 2010

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