Computers and the digital revolution forever changed the world of music. This program looks at several new approaches to creating and sharing music. Demonstrations include Vid Grid, Sound Toy, William Orbit Strange Cargo, So You Want to be a Rock & Roll Star, Rock & Roll On Your Own, Dylan:Highway 61 Interactive, Video Jam, and Vivace. Also featured is a visit to Todd Rundgren's sound studio in Sausalito, California and a preview of his CD-ROM entitled "No World Order". Originally broadcast in 1995.
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Reviewer:tomo - - December 23, 2004 Subject: HA! Pretty cool! It's interesting to see how far we have come along with interactive music. In the beginning of this video Todd talks about what online music might be like in the future, and he describes the archive perfectly. Then, when they go over the different music programs you get a good feel for how much we have developed over time. Great flick!
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