'Prod: Essays On Music Production In The Human Experience', a Lux Cache podcast.
Kai Whiston, c/o Lux Cache
'Prod: Essays on Music Production in the Human Experience' is a podcast series by Lux Cache that explores the intersection of contemporary music production and ...
A Slow Death of Music Media & Ever Diminishing Contexts
What happens when the once-vital world of music media collapses under the weight of algorithmic convenience? As music blogs and niche publications fade into abandonment, how do we navigate the diminishing context that once enriched our understanding of sound and culture? When hot takes, instant gratification and trend speculations have overtaken thoughtful critique, what is lost in the conversation around music? Why, in a world of endless content, do we find ourselves patient and deliberate when curating our own musical experiences in the digital deluge? Are we witnessing the slow death of music media, or is there still a margin to revive the depth and intentionality it once embodied?
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CONVERSATION: Sarah Belle Reid (composer, experimental music educator)
'Prod: Essays On Music Production In The Human Experience' is a podcast that examines the crucial ways that sound, music, and all aspects of audio culture have shaped our lives.
Today, we're joined by Sarah Belle Reid, a groundbreaking trumpet player, composer, and innovator in music technology. Sarah is not only celebrated for her pioneering work in experimental music and interactive systems but also for her commitment to exploring the intersection between acoustic tradition and modern electronics.
You can find our library of tools, tutorials, sample packs, and insights into experimental music production over at LUXCACHE.COM
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Digital Audio Fantasy: A Composite Of Modern Sound
About 'Prod: Essays On Music Production In The Human Experience', a Lux Cache podcast.
'Prod: Essays on Music Production in the Human Experience' is a podcast series by Lux Cache that explores the intersection of contemporary music production and the human experience. Hosted by Kai Whiston, the series delves into the dynamics of the musical landscape, focusing on the interplay between inspiration, technology, and cultural context in music creation. This podcast series is hosted by Lux Cache, a platform archiving the most innovative ideas in music production. Find out more at LUXCACHE.COM
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