Podcasts about audium

Robbie comes at you with this week's roundup recorded on location in Tanzania during a recent Blood Origins trip to see from a ground level perspective the big tusker controversy between Tanzania and Kenya. Robbie and the Slots Media boys (plus Gerald!) are back in their ‘Audium' medium to talk about Tanzania elephant hunting, research, and more. This is Part 1 of two round ups in which the crew is at the beginning of a 12 day filming journey and Robbie wanted to capture everyone's perspectives and sentiments about the controversy before talking to anyone around the subject. After the 12 days of filming the Part 2 of the Round Up will drop in which they reconvene to discuss whether anyone's minds have changed based on seeing and hearing what they have filmed. Support our newest Conservation Club Members! Hartland Hunting Outfitters: https://www.hartlandhunting.net/  The Engineering Co.: https://bloodorigins.org/conservation-club/Blood-Origins-Sponsor-the-engineering-co-founding-member/  Teton Leather Co.: https://www.tetonleather.com/#/  See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.ly/BloodOrigins_Subscribe Music: Migration by Ian Post (Winter Solstice), licensed through artlist.io Podcast is brought to you by: Bushnell: https://www.bushnell.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Maysoun and Kate discuss Kate's mental breakdown. We also talk about SF Camerawork, the Audium, and some other art shit. Kate's in a mood! Makes sense, though!The music in this episode is by FM-84 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Roco Córdova explores the intersection between the Puerto Rican and Palestinian struggles for liberation. Through their art, Roco aims to evoke emotional responses and provoke action, drawing parallels between shared colonial histories and divergent lived experiences. Find more of Roco here. More info on the Free Palestine movement: AROC, Palestinian Youth Movement & PCRF. Audium Listens III is here! Meet Audium's artists-in-residence, learn about their work and discover their process designing a fully-immersive work at Audium. Hosted by Ollie Mills.

Makana Muanga explores his artistic evolution and his time at Audium, driven by his quest for societal connection and community-building. Through his piece, "Kukusanyika Pamoja," he pushes his audience to “see each others' spirits”, emphasizing the importance of communal bonds in today's fragmented society.  Find out more about Makana here. Audium Listens III is here! Meet Audium's artists-in-residence, learn about their work and discover their process designing a fully-immersive work at Audium. Hosted by Ollie Mills.

Danishta Rivero is a “creature with many tendrils.” In this episode, she discusses her multidimensional artistic practice, while diving into her composition "Heretical Voicings." Danishta reflects on her deep awareness of humanity's connection to the earth, a recurring theme in her embodied practice and improvisational explorations with modular synth technology.  Learn more about Danishta here. Featuring Dantishta's music, including two collaborations: Voicehandler (w/ Jacob Felix Heule) and Las Susicas (w/ Alexandra Buschman-Román). Audium Listens III is here! Meet Audium's artists-in-residence, learn about their work and discover their process designing a fully-immersive work at Audium. Hosted by Ollie Mills.

John Raso is the CEO of Audiam, a division of SESAC Music Group, that collects digital music royalties for music publishers, writers, and hitmakers using innovative technology and music publishing experience. Prior to Audiam, John spent over a decade at The Harry Fox Agency as the head of client services and has over 15 years of experience in record label marketing, publicity, and product management.John shares how Audiam's innovative technology and music publishing expertise can help self-published songwriters collect digital music royalties, ensure clean and up-to-date song data, and provide a platform for easier royalty collection. Here's what you'll learn about: How to utilize Audiam's innovative music publishing technology to locate and enhance metadata, ensuring clean and up-to-date song dataRecover unpaid past royalties and collect those owed in the future through Audiam's platformHow Audiam empowers self-published songwriters to focus on creating music by providing a seamless solution for digital music royalty collectionGet started with Audium here: https://www.audiam.com/Want to Fast Track Your Music Career? Try MusicMentor™ Pro For Free: https://link.modernmusician.me/MusicMentorApply for Gold Artist Academy: https://link.modernmusician.me/apply-for-coaching

In this episode, Ronald Peabody (AKA Angelnumber 8) goes deep into learning and life as an Audium resident. Hear about his approach to play and storytelling at Audium, how he nourishes his own creative fire, and how much he's learned from the other residents during his time at the theater of sound. Find out more about Ronald's work here. Audium Listens II is here! Meet Audium's three 2022-23 artists-in-residence, learn about their work and discover their process designing a fully immersive work at Audium. Hosted by Carlino Cuono.

Sound artist Sharmi Basu (they/them) explains their path from political organizing to queer brown punk noise. Learn about their practice of decolonizing sound and the complexity of care work in their communities. Sharmi's sound composition, Care is a Sinkhole, tells the story of a society reliant on caseworkers for its most marginalized people in crisis. Discover more of Sharmi's music here. Audium Listens II is here! Meet Audium's three 2022-23 artists-in-residence, learn about their work and discover their process designing a fully immersive work at Audium. Hosted by Carlino Cuono.

Alex Abalos is a San Francisco OG. Find out more about his history in the Bay Area experimental music scene and how he's designed a new immersive composition around the “punk rock” spirit of Audium. Alex will also drop some knowledge about the inspiration for his work, The Fall of the I Hotel, a documentary that chronicles an activist movement around the demise of a Filipino housing project in the 1980's. Find more of Alex here. Audium Listens II is here! Meet Audium's three 2022-23 artists-in-residence, learn about their work and discover their process designing a fully immersive work at Audium. Hosted by Carlino Cuono.

Totality in music, lyrical homicide, destroyed Barbie dolls. The experimental music performer and instrument-maker discusses three important albums.Ramsey Lewis – Mother Nature's SonT. Rex – Electric WarriorViolent Onsen Geisha – Excrete Musicevicshen tours the US with Machine Girl in February 2022 – check out the dates here. She'll also be playing to mark the end of here Audium residency in San Francisco – details here. Check out her Linktree and Bandcamp.Donate to Crucial Listening on ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/cruciallistening

This week we're just getting back into the groove. We talk about SECA, a few shows, and an errant rocket. Email us! congratulationspinetree@gmail.comThe music in this episode is by Toro y MoiRussian rocket stage makes uncontrolled entry into Earth's atmosphereGo ahead and get yourself an award.The AudiumLook at all these turkeys!

In this first episode, host Dave Shaff talks to Audium co-founder and spatial sound pioneer Stan Shaff. The two use some lessons from Stan's past to contemplate a better future for the arts, amid the troubling times of the pandemic. Find out more about Stan's work at audium.org.

A Débora Barretto, arquiteta e urbanista, professora e palestrante, CEO da AUDIUM, veio nos ensinar sobre o mundo da acústica e como deve ser projetada e analisada na casa container

Session #65 The Final Mix on nsbradioSo much love and gratitude to all the nsbradio listeners and the podcast crew over the last 11 yrs for tuning in to TPIF & PBOTF. It's been a wild ride, lots of memories made and shared. I had no idea the travels, the people I would meet, the experiences gained would all amount from playing on an internet radio station.This is not good bye, more of like, see you around!Direct Download -> Show #65Get the Podcast -> iTunes1. Die 3 Millionen Musketiere - Dominik Eulberg2. Pass The Sickbag - Gella3. Fear - Way out west4. Your Girl - Evil Nine5. Cracks (Ctrl Z remix) - FREESTYLERS, The feat BELLE HU6. Bass Association - Far Too Loud7. One Time 4 The DJ (DJ Icey Remix) - Tony Faline8. Everything (Youthful Implants Remix) - Geon 9. Snakebyte - Drumattic Twins10. Get Wild (Bassbin Twins Remix) - Stanton Warriors11. Play For Real (Left/Right, Digital Pizza Remix) - The Crystal Method12. Falling (Left/Right & Digital Pizza Remix) - Backdraft, Ebere13. New World Order - Robosapiens14. I Like To Party (Freerange DJs Remix) - Caninesounds15. Chris Carter (Product.01 Remix) - Future Funk Squad16. I Dont Have Enough Money (Access Denied Remix) - Kombainer 17. Everybody Loves a 303 (Plump DJs Remix) - Fatboy Slim18. The Wobble - Mr MaDJestyk19. Stompin - Baobinga & ID20. Beat Map - Wardian 21. Stop In My Mind - 4kuba 22. Burning Up - Peo De Pitte23. Up For the Possee - Deekline & Wizard24. Perpetual Motion (Colombo Remix) - Geon 25. Ghost (Colombo Remix) - Geon26. Destiny - 4kuba27. Enough Bong Ft  Crosby (Will MD Refix) -Mr Bong vs Enough Weapons28. In Breaks We Trust - Beatman & Ludmilla29. Rumble in the Jungle - Zeds Dead 30. Symmetry (Viro & Rob Analyze Rimix - Isis Signum31. Once Again - I.D.32. Love Your Life - Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought Fea33. Our Sound (DaVip Remi)x - Pixel Fist34. Supafrequency - FREEFALL COLLECTIVE35. Back 2 Basics (Davip Remix) - Mars & Motive feat. MC Profit36. White Off - 60137. Optobot (Pio Beat Remix) -  Audium 38. Boogie Down - Offkey, Shodan39. Bad Selection (Mars Remix) - Afghan HeadspinBig Love, Nuff Respect (inner area) Peace.Will MD (aka Phat Farmer)

Después del Eclipse - S01E06 UN PASO MAS Texto Original de Víctor Torres Narrado por Víctor Torres para Después del Eclipse Podcast Octubre 2019 En este podcast, escucharás como música de fondo a: "Farewell" de Alnea del álbum The Last. Editado por Audium de 2019 | "Vik" de hekIAa del álbum The Vik Variations. Independiente en 2015 | "Those Who Love To Fly Alone" de 3epkano del álbum At Land. Independiente en 2007 | "Frequency of Snow" de Sensifer del álbum Frequency of Snow. Editado por Musik Factory en 2019. Todos los derechos reservados a favor de sus creadores y editores.

This weeks silent giant is Jeff Price. Jeff is the co-founder of Tunecore, the worlds largest digital music distribution service. TuneCore offers musicians and other rights-holders the opportunity to distribute, sell or stream their music through online retailers such as iTunes, Spotify, Tidal, and others.Jeff moved on from Tunecore and founded the mechanical royalty collection agency Audium which helps publishing members accurately get paid from YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, and other streaming services.In this episode he chats about his upbringing, how he formed his record label spinART records back in the 90s, starting Tunecore, his new company Audium a whole lot more.Overall Jeff is a music industry and bad ass and shares a lot of knowledge that I think you’ll appreciate.So without further adou let me introduce you to the entrepreneur, music industry pioneer, my friend, the silent giant, Jeff Price._____________________________________________Follow us on INSTAGRAM!Follow COREY and listen to his music on SPOTIFY or APPLEThis episode has been mixed by MARK BYRD of MBM Studios See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining host Kelly Scanlon is Colin Schiller, the President and co-founder at Everwise. Using smart data and cutting-edge software, Everwise matches professionals with the people and insights that can help them succeed at every stage of their career. Learn how Colin and his business partner came up with idea, how it works, and how it's shaping people in some of the world's most progressive companies, including Walmart, Genentech and Oracle. Schiller is responsible for product, programs, technology and business operations.   Prior to Everwise Colin served as VP of Business Development for Audium where he built key customer relationships that led to a sale of the company to Cisco Systems.  At Cisco he was responsible for identifying and launching new product development initiatives for the Collaboration Software Group.  Colin is a frequent speaker at industry events and holds a BA with Honors in East Asian Studies from Lewis and Clark College. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stan Shaff has been interested in the relationship between sound and space for well over 50 years. His Audium installation in San Francisco is an ever-changing sound art project that involves a control console forged from dozens of pages of schematics and a dome-shaped room with speakers placed everywhere from floor to ceiling. Find out more about the Audium experience and its development in this episode.

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