I have often been asked what is the editorial stance this site. With two year's worth of writing behind me, I can safely answer that this site stands for three things: 1) good science; 2) solid technique; and 3) reasoned opinion.
That said, here is our 2013 index.
- All Things Must Pass. Maybe.
(The rise and fall of music delivery formats.) - A Funky Space Reincarnation
(Beautiful design, audio storage requirements.) - That Was the Day Love Came to Town
(Valentine's Day Music Head playlist.) - The Secret of DNA's Success is That It Carries Information
(Encoding lossless digital audio as synthetic DNA sequences.) - Saturate Before Using
(The lost pleasure of liner notes.) - What Would You Pay for Used Digital Access Rights
(Owning v. licensing music.) - In Solitude the Mind Gains Strength and Learns to Lean on Itself
(Remembering a world before ubiquitous headphones.) - Literature is News That Stays News
(Update on 2012 stories.) - The Cassette Store Called …
- (Why Cassette Store Day makes no sense whatsoever.)
- A Day in the Life of The Spectrum
(Suggestions to improve satellite radio programming.) - Artists are Stars, Albums are Planets, Tracks are Moons
(Software source code as weightless digital art.) - If You Don't Answer, I'll Just Ring It Off the Wall
(Techniques to create looping ring tones from your own digital audio.) - I Read the News Today, Oh Boy
(What news stories from a single old newspaper say about the world in 2013.) - Yuletide By the Fireside, and Joyful Memories There
(Christmas Music Head playlist.)
Artist: Herb Alpert & The Tijuana BrassGenre: Christmas
Year: 1968
Among my many $1 estate sale finds in 2012 was this kitschy Christmas album. There was no reason on earth for my parents to have owned this title, but own it they did, and the songs bring back pleasant memories of childhood Christmases.
© 2013 Thomas G. Dennehy. All rights reserved.
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