It has been a good long while since our last installment in this 4 part series and IMHO we are well overdue.  This time Kirby explores the evolution of personal computing and the “copying” going on in that world as companies like Apple rose to power.  Also, stay tuned past the credits for a preview

Well, he has done it again.  Michael Robertson, founder of MP3.com, MPRtunes, and a number of other rule-testing music startups has rolled our DAR.fm.  Aptly a shortening of digital audio recorder, this service allows you to choose any radio show broadcast on virtually every radio station in the World and seamlessly capture that show for

The iPad is starting to change the face of music production. Since it’s initial launch, companies like Korg and Tascam stepped up and created powerful tools for musicians, audio engineers, and producers alike. Crown Amplifiers also developed a groundbreaking app that allows live sound engineers to remotely control the level of the company’s various speaker [...]

Following up on last week’s post about Kirby Ferguson’s provacative film series “Everything is a Remix”, I thought I would share Pt. 2 of the 4 part series. In this video, Kirby explores the remixing associated in the world of film making. This expose’ on film “remixing” is really eye-opening. I never knew how much

Everything is a Remix.   Kirby Ferguson, a New York film maker sets out to prove this in a series of Web videos he has produced.  This interesting documentary takes a look at popular culture from the perspective that we all “borrow” from one another in our artistic endeavors.  He examines music, film and more in