This is why I don't work in Italy.... (You'd have to see the film and also know I'm a Sound Designer to get this....)
Anyway I should have posted up about this great film a while back. Warp has reminded me by releasing the Broadcast produced soundtrack (now in my record collection thank you very much). Luckily I got the chance to see it in the cinema but it is available on dvd. I'd highly recommend it and the vinyl soundtrack. I'd give both a 7 out of 5. Tune in next week when I'll be reviewing the Jungle Book and some Louis Prima tunes in just as much depth as this review.....
3D Printed Record?
I am known as a strictly vinyl man however I think I would sell files of my music if it was a to be printed into a physical object. Check out this video of a printed vinyl record! Although it's an interesting use of new 3D printing technology, the quality is far from good enough for hi-fi sounds. I wonder if a high resolution laser scan of an acetate dubplate and a high resolution 3D printer would do a better job? The vinyl in this video was produced by Amanda Ghassaei who converted audio files into a 3D image (ie. the grooves) via a sketch in Processing code.
Labels:
3d printing,
music,
sound,
technology,
vinyl
The Next Chapter 19.12.12
Flight's last 'Next Chapter' show of 2012 and as usual it was packed full of goodies.
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