So I came across something amazing today. “Audio Tool” , by Hobnox, is a revolutionary new way to sequence, remix, record, and share your music. All in your browser.
The number of tools and the amount of customizability they offer is pretty amazing, and while I won’t pretend to know how it works I can say that someone who knows what they are doing can make some pretty awesome music. These flash apps load pretty quickly, and can be used from anywhere. Anyways, check it out: http://www.hobnox.com/audiotool
Audio Enthusiasts and Engineers will be holding a free event on campus. Sunday, April 26, in Auditorium Field (aka The Rock) DJs Kuba, Rob Perry and Juan Trevino will be playing from 3:00pm-7:00pm. Come hang out with friends, listen to good music and enjoy spring!
We are going to be setting up Sunday at 1:00, come help us out. Flyers need to get passed out! If you are interested in helping, the links below are the documents, print, trim and pass out at will. I’ll be at the rock 2:00pm-6:00pm Friday passing out flyers JOIN ME!
Nowadays “iPod” is a household name, and is often used to describe mp3 players in general. Quite frankly I’ve never been an iPod fan (with the exception of the iPod Touch–that thing is a beast), but that might change soon enough. RockBox is an alternative, open source operating system for various iPods and mp3 players. It allows you to do many more things than what was intended with an mp3 player, like play super mario bros. There are also countless other ingenious apps people have come up with that far extend your iPod’s functionality. But most importantly (for me, at least), RockBox allows you to play FLAC and OGG Vorbis format files.
I’m going to definitely give this a try when I get an iPod, especially since you can switch back to the apple OS at any time. In any case, check it out:
We are meeting in the ECE480 lab at 6PM on Tuesday. March 24th.
We have our shipment in, we will be watching instructional videos and playing with fake ears.
Mark your Calendar! Meeting with Audiologist to give us demonstrations is set for:
6:30pm Tuesday, March 31st
Nowadays “iPod” is a household name, and is often used to describe mp3 players in general. Quite frankly I’ve never been an iPod fan (with the exception of the iPod Touch–that thing is a beast), but that might change soon enough. 
