Composing and recording for fluid digital music forms

Title: Composing and recording for fluid digital music forms
Creator: Redhead, Tracy
Relation: Journal on the Art of Record Production Issue 10
Relation: http://arpjournal.com/composing-and-recording-for-fluid-digital-music-forms
Publisher: Art of Record Production
Resource Type: journal article
Date: 2015
Description: Digital technologies have brought a new set of issues to musicians and the music industry, transforming potential income streams and the traditional recorded music market. Changes in consumer and fan behaviour in online environments and market decline due to internet file sharing brings a corresponding need to reassess the way in which recorded music is presented to audiences. The music industry media has suggested the idea of an 'interactive album' could help save the recording music industry (Buskirk: 2009) but has provided little evidence as to how exactly this might work. This study examines a new model for recorded music to determine possible effects this may have for artists and producers in creating a release format that invites user participation.
Subject: interactive albums; composing; recording; fluid digital music forms
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1336612
Identifier: uon:27661
Identifier: ISSN:1754-9892
Language: eng
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