Mixdown Magazine

Conquering the Muster: The Wolfe Brothers and the Audio-Technica 3000 Series

System tech Hugh Webb and engineer Ray Moss explain how Audio-Technica’s 3000 Series wireless IEMs held up on the Muster ...
The Davis Enterprise

Out for a Walk: Taming the beast – l’homme machine

Craving a burger after a recent trip abroad, I made a beeline for In-N-Out on Olive Drive. Dining in savoring my ...
HackerNoon

AI, Robot Cruelty, and the Human Instinct to Dominate

We’re trying to build intelligence greater than our own while discovering, once again, what humans do when something cannot ...

"We charged extended lunchtime pub tabs to expenses" – from litigation to listening rooms; the joys and challenges of producing What Hi-Fi? in a pre-digital era

Fi? is 50 years old, and the current crew of the ship has been delving back into the archives to uncover key moments. Nice. I ...
SYNTH ANATOMY

Map Audio Rhino 3: Big Tick Audio’s 2004 FM additive Synthesizer is back

Map Audio has teamed up with Big Tick Audio to revive its original Rhino FM additive Synthesizer in an overhauled 3.0 version ...

The L.A. people who record random sounds, from duck quacks to fax machines

A Los Angeles artist and DJ is building a creative community through field recording events that invite people to be present, ...
Opinion

Former Crime Reporter Landlord (15): 'Okemaru' is a Dead Word, but Fax Machines are Still Active—The Real Estate Industry is DX in Speech, Paper in Practice [Yamorigusa]

Okemaru'When I sent that to my second son (18) via LINE, my smartphone vibrated without a moment's delay. A reply arrived under the green speech bubble.'So old-school, that's a dead word.'On the other ...

Who is watching the 'clerical staff's work'?

In the pharmacy before noon, the noise level rises suddenly when prescriptions pile up. The sound of the fax machine.The ...
Opinion

Things are changing behind the scenes, so you must decide: do you want human civil servants or AI bots?

Rapidly expanding AI use within the government is numbing departments to its profound threats. And try arguing with a faceless digital bureaucrat, warns a British civil servant ...