Diggiti Magazines iZotope’s latest software makes dialogue post-production a cinch - MusicTech musictech.net - Evigan Xiao Audio technology firm iZotope recently announced the debut of its brand new Dialogue Match plug-in, the first tool to automatically learn and match …
Diggiti Magazines Quincy Jones on the Secret Michael Jackson and the Problem With Modern Pop vulture.com - David Marchese In both music and manner, Quincy Jones has always registered — from afar, anyway — as smooth, sophisticated, and impeccably well-connected. (That’s …
Diggiti Magazines Quincy Jones: 'The Beatles were the worst musicians in the world' The Guardian - Laura Snapes Deputy music editorRecord producer takes swipes at the Beatles, the ‘machiavellian’ Michael Jackson, U2 and more Legendary record producer Quincy Jones has described the Beatles as “the worst musicians in the world” as recalled
Diggiti Magazines The Amazing Ways Spotify Uses Big Data, AI And Machine Learning To Drive Business Success Forbes - Bernard MarrSpotify, the largest on-demand music service in the world, has a history of pushing technological boundaries and using big data, artificial intelligence and machine learning to drive success. The digital
Diggiti Magazines 4 Music Communities You Didn’t Know Existed sonicbids.com - Angela Mastrogiacomo Looking to find your tribe? Check out these four groups of music industry movers and shakers. One is bound to pique your interest! Looking to find …
Diggiti Magazines Platforms New and old Revolutionize Music | The Fairfield Mirror fairfieldmirror.com - Andrew DaRosa As I sit by the crackling sounds emitted from my 1980s Panasonic Record Player, I can’t help but wonder exactly how this modern vinyl revival became …
Diggiti Magazines Spotify has 50 million people paying for its music. Why is it still unprofitable? Quartz - Amy X. WangNew year, new milestone. Music streaming service Spotify announced proudly on March 2 that it now has 50 million paying subscribers—more than double the latest figure boasted by Apple Music, its closest
Diggiti Magazines Most Music Tech Startups Didn’t Know Shit About How Labels Worked Medium - Jim McDermott Editor’s note: This is a response to David Pakman’s story “The Music Industry Buried More Than 150 Startups.” David you’re one of the smartest guys on …
Diggiti Magazines Does vinyl really sound better? An engineer explains - Decoded Magazine decodedmagazine.com - Decoded Magazine First appearing on Oregonlive, Even Steve Jobs listened to vinyl. The late Apple CEO, whose iTunes Store revolutionized the music business for the …
Diggiti Magazines Ways The Music Industry Can Change For The Better Forbes - Legal Entertainment2016 saw a lot of lawsuits and lobbying in regards to changes in the music industry. Here are a few major issues that need to be resolved in 2017 and beyond to help sustain the music business. The rates
Diggiti Magazines Your Dog Digs Reggae Music, According to a New Study Esquire - By Sammy NickallsThe newest proof dogs are the chillest: They love listening to reggae. A new study analyzing dogs' responses to different genres of music found that, while dogs appear to have their own preference of much
Diggiti Magazines See Missy Elliott's Colorful Video for New Song 'I'm Better' Rolling Stone - Althea Legaspi Missy Elliott has unveiled the colorful new surprise video for “I’m Better.” It’s her first new solo material since last year’s “Pep Rally” and first …
Diggiti Magazines Def Jam Racks Up 13 RIAA Awards In One Day Forbes - Gary SuarezLast Friday, while Americans were either celebrating or protesting the presidential inauguration, the Recording Industry Association Of America quietly went about its work, bestowing a staggering 13 sales
Diggiti Magazines Jamaica's last vinyl factory to start pressing records again thevinylfactory.com - By Amar Ediriwira Tuff Gong International will relaunch its vinyl manufacturing services thanks to a new partnership with US company Sunpress Vinyl. The development …
Diggiti Magazines Music's Weird Cassette-Tape Revival Is Paying Off Fast Company - John Paul TitlowIt turns out there’s a place for archaic physical media of questionable audio fidelity–even in the Spotify era. For Andy Molholt, there’s something oddly special about hitting play on his boombox at the
Diggiti Magazines Eight playlists to listen to at work | Best songs for work Digital Trends - Parker Hall When it comes to shutting out the world and getting focused on your work, a good soundtrack can make all the difference. Whether that means studying …
Diggiti Magazines First Family of Hip Hop Remembers Sylvia Robinson, Rap Music's OG and World's Best Grandmother BravoTV - By Tamara Palmer If hip hop has a grandmother, it's got to be the late Sylvia Robinson, founder of Sugarhill Records, which spawned timeless and foundational party …
Diggiti MagazinesSnapchat How Snapchat will change the music industry in 2017 Mashable - Kerry FlynnIt started with a Twitter video, announcing: New music coming Friday. Then, an Instagram video—revealing a beat, and some lyrics. But when globally famous pop star Ed Sheeran wanted his fans to experience
Diggiti Magazines The World Seems To Be Preparing To Say Goodbye To FM Radio UPROXX - Andrew RobertsThe last time we had a major shift in our technology standards, people couldn’t figure out if their television would work without a tiny little box or not. The transfer from OTA broadcasting to digital
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Diggiti Magazines Ten Signs Your Boss Is Failing At Their Job Forbes - Liz RyanNew managers are typically tossed into the deep end of the pool and told to swim. Most organizations do not prepare managers well for their first supervisory roles. The time-management aspect of a management
Diggiti Magazines This is how Apple Music plans to steal everyone from Spotify bgr.com - Yoni Heisler Apple Music still has a ways to go before it catches up to Spotify, but with 20 million paying subscribers already on the books, Apple’s relatively …
Diggiti Magazines How Mobile Millennials Are Transforming The Music Ticketing Industry Forbes - Cherie HuJust over two months ago, Beyoncé closed out her Formation World Tour, which grossed over $256 million from nearly 50 sold-out shows and ranked as the No. 1 tour in North America this year. Tickets were
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Diggiti Magazines From Beyoncé to Kanye, Beats 1 Deejay Zane Lowe Weighs in on the Biggest Songs of the Year: '2016 Sonically Redefined Pop' People - Jeff NelsonAs the year comes to a close, PEOPLE caught up with mainstream radio veteran Zane Lowe to talk the biggest music of 2016 — and what pop fans can look forward to in the new year. The Beats 1 anchor and
Diggiti Magazines The Most Perfect Rap Song Ever Written: Electric Relaxation hiphopgoldenage.com - Bobby Mickey If someone I knew told me that they’d never heard of A Tribe Called Quest and they needed a recommendation of what albums to start with, (assuming …
Diggiti Magazines Prince: every album rated – and ranked The Guardian - Simon PriceThe Purple One’s discography rarely dipped below sublime sex-funk. We rank all 37 LPs from his polymathic 80s masterwork Sign O’ The Times to 2003’s saxophone-heavy N.E.W.S. Prince the polymath in full
Diggiti Magazines No Country for Old (Rap) Men: Rap extremists — Acclaim Magazine acclaimmag.com - Posted by Robbie Ettelson Dubbed as ‘The World’s Greatest Entertainer’ in his prime, D.E.F. wowed crowds with his human beatboxing, rapping and harmonica skills on stage and …
