Apr 15th, 2009
After thinking about it, I retract my previous post: Stay the fuck away from all things social. Including twitter, facebook and everything else. STOP CRAPPING ALL OVER MY INTERNET. That goes for all search engine specialists as well – full of shit assholes, crapping all over useful audio results with spammy link schemes and click [...]
Apr 14th, 2009
It’s distributed service. Take it anywhere – more or less. Easy to connect to other artists. Networking will never die. It’s shiny and 2.0. Hell yeah. and one more very important thing. Twitter is lifestreaming, microblogging and a whole lotte fancy stuff made simple. My version: an open textmessage. Wikipedia can give you a twitter low-down. Facebook is fine. But [...]
Mar 27th, 2009
Related to the previous rant, Techcrunch sums up label conservatism. addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Flostaudio.com%2Fa-bit-more-on-imeem-and-music-streaming%2F'; addthis_title = 'A+bit+more+on+Imeem+%26%238211%3B+and+music+streaming'; addthis_pub = '';
Mar 26th, 2009
Hypebot has an interesting piece on Imeem. Of course Imeem is in trouble. Just like all the other Music 2.0 and oldschool Web 1.0 conservative labels. The labels are strangling whatever pennies they can in order to pay premium bonuses to the boards before the nepotists finally jump. You can only do so much assf*****. All thoose [...]
Mar 2nd, 2009
SpliceMusic has been bought by RemixGalaxy.com – who are now promising sweet updates and great remix contests… in a matter of no time. Great news for many of the people hanging around at Splice – although it can’t be that many. It’s been dead in dev and staff regards for a year plus. Lost Audio can’t help [...]
Feb 12th, 2009
You could go download some piano chords over at iBeat.org… and you could simply use them in your creations. Since the piano shots and samples are licensed under CC, I’d figure it would fit the music 2.0 mashup – and all that there modern vibe – if some young gun made a swanky VSTi instrument – [...]
Jan 4th, 2009
Sign up for SoundSnap, it’s free. Download five sounds a month. I thought it looked wrong last time I visited the site. Right for some. Annual license is $149 which will allow unlimited downloads. Anyway, just another ‘we are free until we have enough users’ – site. Hope it pans out for them. I have to pan [...]
Dec 11th, 2008
I could go ask over on ccmixter – I probably will. But seemingly there has been no interest. Everybody that reads about Creative Commons know they’d love to spin off a good story about a project like this. Fancy that… It’s obvious that there would be some branding value in the ccmixter site – it’s visited by [...]
Nov 10th, 2008
Although proces and content, over form and end product, does it for me. There are wonderful creative examples and progression within the latter scope; my dad always told me it was the musician and not the instrument (although my taste for vintage Strats and Les Pauls might have played in). Especially in these digital days mashups [...]
Aug 16th, 2008
Surely there are many missing. So please help build a complete and up to date list of social music sites, if you can. Drop a comment. addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Flostaudio.com%2Fmusic-20-list-of-social-music-sites%2F'; addthis_title = 'Music+2.0%3A+List+of+social+music+sites'; addthis_pub = '';
Aug 3rd, 2008
This product has been getting some buzz, and it is actually understandable why. The Beat Maker, by intua shows great promise. addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Flostaudio.com%2Fmobile-beat-maker-produce-create-experiment-on-the-fly%2F'; addthis_title = 'Mobile+Beat+Maker%2C+Produce+Create+Experiment+On+The+Fly'; addthis_pub = '';
Aug 2nd, 2008
Ever search the net for music to use in a production environment? Be it podsafe, CC attribution, public domain, royalty free or other free and semi-free stuff. Have trouble finding anything? No problem. LostAudio just found at least 20GB of sound/music that is legal to use. The below is an incomplete but useful list of the [...]
Jul 31st, 2008
via Torrentfreak: “When we reported about the leak of a BuckCherry track last week, and specifically the band’s response to it, we hinted that this could be a covert form of self-promotion. Indeed, after a few days of research we found out that the track wasn’t leaked by pirates, but by Josh Klemme, the manager [...]
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