Beyond the Studio: The Impact of Home Recording Technologies on Music Creation and Consumption.

The article focuses on the popularity of home recording technologies and their effects upon the ways in which music is created. In December 2008, the music company EMI announced the closure of its Olympic Studios in West London, England. The artists concur that the music of hip hop has subsequently...

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Publicado en:Nebula Vol. 6; no. 3; pp. 85 - 100
Autor principal: Homer, Matthew
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Samar Habib Sep2009
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