Hosted by Sarah Wallin Huff · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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Sarah's History of Music and Technology lectures, exploring the 40,000-year history of humans and their evolving relationship with music and the technology that makes it happen.
Sarah Wallin Huff hosts History of Music and Technology with Professor Wallin-Huff, a technology show with 10 episodes published.
In our final segment of this course, we talk about the evolution of music being used in utilitarian ways (versus artistic ways), holograms performing on stage, Vocaloids and voice synthesis, virtual concerts held in cybe
In this segment, we summarize the overall effects of the Internet (including developments during the Covid-19 pandemic) on music: how we make it, how we consume it, how we take what has come before and remix it in new wa
First discussed is how technology is reshaping the film music industry, before diving into a timeline of video game music milestones. To view the videos this audio is taken from, as well as related links and slides, visi
An overview of the histortical timeline of technology’s evolution for synchronizing sound and music with film. To view the videos this audio is taken from, as well as related links and slides, visit: If you’re interested
Starting with a deeper discussion on the philosophies behind sampling, we then touch on the controversies of fair compensation to artists whose work is used as a sample as well as the issue of diminishing creativity in a
In this segment we go over the two historical roots that are the foundations of what we now call sampling: the history of “found sound” and the history of “musical borrowing”. We especially take note of how the evolving
Thanks to the appearance of both the mp3 format and the public Internet in the 1990s, illegal file sharing exploded onto the scene, prompting the soon-after emergence of the streaming economy. We are still wrestling with
In this segment, we’ll examine the reasons why RCA chose to release the new tech of vinyl as a 45 format rather than an LP (as Columbia did), and we’ll see how the public responded to these two options for recorded music
This segment opens with an overview of what the music industry is and the web of stakeholders that make it up; then it finishes with the story of Western music entering Japan and influencing Yamaha to create what would b
Thanks to the universality of the cassette and then digital editing technologies, the door was openend for underground genres and unsigned artists to create and spread music without the backing of a label. To view the vi
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History of Music and Technology with Professor Wallin-Huff is hosted by Sarah Wallin Huff. The show is categorised under technology (arts) and has published 10 episodes.
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