Digg founder Kevin Rose sat down, in front of a wall of modular synthesizers, with Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails (NIN) and poses the most popular questions as submitted and voted upon by users of the popular social bookmarking site. It’s a great interview, with lots of discussion around Nine Inch Nails’ approach to… Read More Trent Reznor Digg Interview
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Future Audio Workshop has introduced a new iPhone app, deadmau5 Touch Mix (App Store link). It’s a deadmau5 “branded” music mixing application that features some exclusive deadmau5 tracks. The software lets you create customized versions of the deadmau5 songs. Do you think this could grow into a new option for dance music distribution? Description: Mix… Read More Deadmau5 iPhone App
Techdirt’s Michael Masnick discusses why Nine Inch Nails is the future of the music business: Since completing his earlier major record label contract, musician Trent Reznor has been experimenting with a variety of new and unique business models for Nine Inch Nails to reach and connect with fans. This case study explores Reznor’s experiments, examining… Read More The Trent Reznor Case Study: NIN Is The Future Of The Music Business
The SanFran MusicTech Summit, Thurs May 8th, will bring together some of the best and brightest developers in the Music/Technology Space, along with the musicians, entrepreneurial business people, and organizations who work with them at the convergence of culture and commerce Speakers Dave Allen – Gang of Four, Bassist / Pampelmoose / Nemo Design, Director… Read More SanFran MusicTech Summit
Clash Music has an interesting interview with synth music pioneer Jean Michel Jarre. It touches on some very timely subjects, including the role of the Internet in music: The Internet isn’t the only answer I think that the Internet might become the ultimate marketing machine, but I also think that in maybe five years’ time,… Read More Jean Michel Jarre On The Internet, Record Labels
