Podcasts about chrome music lab

Dans cet épisode 146 du CKB SHOW, nous plongeons dans les trésors cachés de l'écosystème Google. Vous pensiez tout connaître de Google ? Détrompez-vous ! Au-delà de Gmail, Maps, et YouTube, se cachent des applications méconnues mais incroyablement utiles qui pourraient transformer votre quotidien. Nous explorons des outils fascinants comme Google Arts & Culture, Chrome Music Lab, Google Earth, et bien d'autres. Que vous soyez artiste, voyageur, chercheur de données ou simplement curieux, cet épisode vous révèlera des applications qui boosteront votre créativité, votre productivité, et éveilleront votre curiosité. Rejoignez-nous pour découvrir ces pépites cachées et apprenez comment tirer le meilleur parti des outils Google. Un grand merci à nos nouveaux Patreon pour leur soutien ! Vous voulez nous soutenir et accéder à des contenus exclusifs ? Rejoignez-nous sur Patreon : https://patreon.com/mychromebook

In episode 76, Theresa and Kathryn welcome Gillian Desmarais Keller, an award-winning music educator specializing in K-12 music technology. Gillian shares her journey from teaching elementary music to establishing a cutting-edge music technology program in Maplewood Public Schools. She highlights the importance of integrating technology into traditional music education, offering students new opportunities for creativity through recording, lyric writing, and music production. Gillian also discusses how technology can enhance the learning experience by blending traditional music theory with modern tools like digital audio workstations (DAWs) such as Soundtrap and Ableton. The conversation emphasizes the potential of music technology to engage a wider range of students, including those who may not be interested in traditional music programs. Gillian shares practical tips for teachers to start incorporating technology into their classrooms, advocating for the use of web applications like Chrome Music Lab and Groove Pizza as entry points. Whether you're a band director, choir teacher, or general music instructor, this episode provides valuable insights on how to make music education more accessible and relevant to all students. Connect with Gillian: Website: http://www.soundteched.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gillian.desmarais LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gilliandesmarais/ Learn more about Pass the Baton: Pass the Baton website:⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://www.passthebatonbook.com/ Join the Coffee Club: https://buymeacoffee.com/passthebaton/membership Support Pass the Baton: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/passthebaton Amplify student voice with Exit Tickets for Self Reflection! Get it for free now: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/f8l7g9

Welcome back to Artbeat Radio!   Listen in as we share a work-in-progress, our Denture song! We created this tune using Chrome Music Lab. After this, we share a little bit about our hobbies as children, and our hobbies as adults. Stay tuned for an upcoming song about these hobbies! Thanks for listening and tune in next time!     Follow us on instagram @artbeatradio   For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org   

Welcome back to Artbeat Radio!      This episode consists of 2 songs made by service users using the digital audio workstation Soundtrap.  The first song's theme is “happy”, and the second song's theme is “excited”.  Service users first picked the theme of the songs and then picked different available loops they decided related to the theme.  Drum, bass, synth, and melodic loops were chosen to create the entire soundscape.  Next, a melodic line was created using Chrome Music Lab's Melody Maker application.  The lyrics were then explored by discussing what made service users both “happy” and “excited”.  Finally, lyrics were recorded by the service users and layered on top of the created soundscape.  The final product represents the service users' experiences of these two emotions. Thank you to Nancy Terrey, Brian Corder, Doug Calhoun, Maria Ramirez, Aaron Francis, and Jamie Haverman    Thanks for listening and tune in next time!       Follow us on instagram @artbeatradio    For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org       

¿Listos para el último episodio de temporada de las Crónicas de Orfeo? La tecnología utilizada de forma correcta puede ser una gran ayuda para las personas que asisten a las sesiones de Musicoterapia. Existen aplicaciones que pueden usarse durante y fuera de la sesión de musicoterapia para complementar el proceso terapéutico. En este episodio te contaré entre otras cosas de aplicaciones, por ejemplo, específicamente diseñadas para personas con Autismo y TDAH.No olvides dejar un review o comentario en Apple Podcast para seguir apoyando este Podcast. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️En el enlace de abajo puedes ver como dejar un review en Apple Podcasts:https://www.deliberatespanish.com/reviewSígueme en Spotify dando clic a la campanita

What is elemental music?  And how do we use the idea of elemental music with our students?  Kate Bright shares a wealth of ideas for implementing elemental ideas with students including Chrome Music Lab, building blocks, ostinati, rondo form, and children's books including Kate's first book release with F-Flat books this summer called Just Like the Moon.  You'll also hear about ACEMM's summer book study that will be happening on Thursday nights from 7:30-8:30pm EST.  Instagram: @missbrightmusic Kate's Website Elemental Adventures Website ACEMM ACEMM Book Study   Afternoon Ti: Follow Jessica on Instagram at @highafternoonti Afternoon Ti Website Afternoon Ti Guide to Teaching Music Book and Journal: Amazon Afternoon Ti Guide to Teaching Music Book and Journal: Fflat Books Intro/Outro Music: Our Big Adventure by Scott Holmes      

Show Notes: 8x4x2 Chrome Lab/Soundtrap Student Worksheet and Slides 8x4x2 Soundtrap Directions Chrome Music Lab: Songmaker   Afternoon Ti Instagram: @highafternoonti Blog Have you purchased the Afternoon Ti Book and Journal?!  Get your copy at Amazon or F-Flat books now. Intro/Outro Music: Our Big Adventure by Scott Holmes

In which things continue to go badly, and then they get worse for all involved.Content Warnings: SFX: sudden loud noises, beeping, hard static, distorted voices, tech hum, whirring, glitch sound, droning, high-pitched sounds, radio sfx (pips), sound lag, repeated bangs/sounds of impacts. Arguments, stressful situations, references to past traumatic events (not detailed).Transcript Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jp7QWi1suxS6SNuQ2p8mW3LJ2NSbX483/edit Check out Khora! https://open.spotify.com/show/2sCFoMUX6bpNrBvrCDCbZs?si=KmywMGhSSQObXI6u8Z3M-A&dl_branch=1Credits Written and Created by L M ClohessyDirected, Edited and Produced by Natasha Johnston and L M ClohessyLogo by Eilidh Lang Theme music by Natasha Johnston This episode featuredAtlas Morgan as Computer/Intro Kit Lovick as Dr. Alan WinsteadNatasha Johnston as ARTA And L M Clohessy as LAVINIOutro: To learn more, find us on Twitter @welltrodpod and thank you for listening.Audio Credits: Machine Start Up: Power Down.wav by Taylor_Pro_SoundsThe Pips by kwahmah_02Stopwatch start - stop by mycompasstvSpaceship-ambience by nick121087Asteroids Hitting Ship.mp3 by ColinScSpace Station Alarm by MoistgoatmanFlashback.wav by Sclolexglitch sound 1 by dotY21Elevator ding by collierhs_colinlibST 10.mp3 by mooshimWin Spacey by GameAudioWiggling in seat MOVEPress.wav by JoshvanHansenKeyboard typing by Trollarch2Mouse clicks by Brevicepsshort computer beep by PazonyRecordsFlipping Pages by VithorMoraesPaper Shuffle and Stack.aif by moose13088Paper Rattling.mp3 by Kievinayrev spaceship drone full wet resample 2 - metal... by Imitatia DeiOriginal sound effects created in Chrome Music Lab by Natasha Johnston

In which LAVINI and Dr. Winstead meet for the first time. It does not go well. Content Warnings SFX: sudden loud noises, beeping, hard static, distorted voices, tech hum, whirring, glitch sound, droning, high-pitched sounds, radio sfx (pips), sound lag, ticking clock. Arguments, attempts of subjugation, references to past traumatic events (Not detailed). Transcript Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16zaQCDfFc5eq3JXJyeYYjb_AfV6-HHWs/editCredits Written and Created by L M ClohessyDirected, Edited and Produced by L M Clohessy and Natasha JohnstonLogo by Eilidh Lang Theme music by Natasha Johnston This episode featuredAtlas Morgan as Intro/Computer Kit Lovick as Dr. Alan WinsteadAnd L M Clohessy as LAVINITo keep up to date with us, including episode drops and behind the scenes content, follow us on twitter @welltrodpod, or drop us an email at chartawelltrodcourse@gmail.com. Audio credits: scifi thing 1.wav by IanStarGemComputer Beeps and Signals by KinotonMachine Start Up:Power Down.wav by Taylor_Pro_SoundsThe Pips by kwahmah_02Paper Rattling.mp3 by Kievinay Door_Code_Access_Granted.wav by MATRIXXX_Flipping Pages by VithorMoraesSpaceship-ambience by nick121087Keyboard typing by Trollarch2ST 10.mp3 by mooshimOriginal sound effects created in Chrome Music Lab by Natasha Johnston

This episode covers Chrome Music Lab and all of its wonderful modes you can make music in. Hope you enjoy! Host: Noah

Hoy os presento una herramienta gratuita de google para experimentar con música, la podéis encontrar aquí:https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.comDescubre los enlaces de los que hablo en el programa y más información en:https://carmelosena.com/mundosuzuki/ms96Donde también encontrarás formas de contactar conmigo y no olvides suscribirte a la newsletter de Mundo Suzuki.Si os gusta el podcast, os animo a que me escribáis valoraciones positivas en la plataforma en la que me escuchéis, y que os suscribáis, porque así haréis más visible el podcast y más gente podrá conocerlo. (más…)

Welcome to episode 207 ("Scraping is NOT a Crime") of the EdTech Situation Room from February 3, 2021, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) discussed digital security, 5G / Connectivity, Apple news, Google news, burgeoning Chromebook sales, and "the tech correction." This included the threat and possibility of Google discontinuing its search service in Australia in response to newly proposed tax laws. Ongoing disclosures via Parler following the January 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. capitol were also discussed, including a Lawfare article explaining why the "web scraping" which was done to archive / backup Parler's terabytes of user submitted media was NOT illegal / a violation of U.S. law. We also briefly mentioned two new videoconferencing / video chat platforms, Kumospace (via Peggy George and Teachers Teaching Teaches) and Class.com from Zoom. Geeks of the Week included Stack Social, Jimmy Wales' nascent social network (WT Social,) an Ethan Zuckerman podcast interview with Jimmy Wales, the Chrome Music Lab, and the "Ground News" media aggregator. Jason delivered tonight's 1AR. Our show was live streamed and archived simultaneously on YouTube Live as well as our Facebook Live page via StreamYard.com, and compressed to a smaller video version (about 100MB) on AmazonS3 using Handbrake software. Please follow us on Twitter @edtechSR for updates, and join us LIVE on Wednesday nights (normally) if you can at 10 pm Eastern / 9 pm Central / 8 pm Mountain / 7 pm Pacific or 3 am UTC. All shownotes are available on http://edtechSR.com/links.

Welcome to episode 4 of “Quarantunes” where quarantine can’t stop our creativity! For this new episode, we get to experience musical expression by our artists at ART Center (Achieving Results Together) 0:33 “The Toy Shop of My Past” In this first song, the class wanted to do a song that was more upbeat, fun, and something you can dance to! Throughout the song, you can hear Eric, an artist at ART Center, playing the accordion and several other of his toys/instruments on top of instrumentation that was put together as a class. 2:30 “Hi Hi Hi” To start off the song, the class voted on a slower tempo. The class then wanted the song to sound happy. Next, they voted on all of the drum sounds and rhythms. Christy, an artist at ART Center, recorded her voice by saying “hi”. Eric then suggested we record a live sample, so he used the V-tech Little Smart Driver from 1989. Eric also suggested we put in keyboard clicks throughout the song. Our first recording together proved to be challenging, yet a lot of fun! 3:40 “Space Capsule” The class voted on doing a more electronic-driven song. The class started with voting for a fast tempo and leaned more towards electronic instruments. Eric started off the song with typing out a live sample. Maria, an artist at ART Center, also sang for the recording. 4:49 “Laboratory Experiment” This last song started off by messing around and getting acquainted with Chrome Music Lab, a free and accessible website that offers fun ways to experiment with music. The class played around with creating a melody they liked and exported it so they could expand on it just a little bit more. It was a new and fun way for the class to create a song! A very special thank you to artists at ART Center for their compositions and album artwork! Learn more about our organization by visiting AbleArtsWork.org Thanks for listening!

On this week’s episode: Jamilah and Elizabeth are joined by Denene Millner. Denene is an award-winning journalist, New York Times best-selling author, founder and editor of the parenting website MyBrownBaby.com, runs the inprint Denene Millner Books, and hosts two shows: Speakeasy with Denene and A Seat at the Table.  We have two listener questions this week. One is from a mother who is concerned about her teenage son’s rather conservative media consumption. They’ll also answer a question about how to teach empathy to a little one with a streak of egotistical behavior. In Slate Plus: Jamilah and Elizabeth will be talking to Denene about representation in children’s books. Sign up for Slate Plus.  Recommendations: Denene recommends Me & Mama by Cozbi A. Cabrera. If Dominican Were a Color written by Sili Recio and illustrated by Brianna McCarthy. Purchase these books at your independent bookstore.  Elizabeth recommends Chrome Music Lab. Jamilah recommends Girls Make Beats and the Girls Make Beats Instagram.  Additional Recommendations: The Kids Are Asleep, the hilarious Slate Live show. Catch it via Slate’s Facebook or YouTube on Thursdays at 10:00 p.m. ET / 7:00 p.m. PT.  Early Sunday Morning by Denene Millner and illustrated by Vanessa Brantley-Newton. The Way I Act and The Way I Feel by Janan Cain and Steve Metzger.  A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn. Join us on Facebook and email us at momanddad@slate.com to ask us new questions, tell us what you thought of today’s show, and give us ideas about what we should talk about in future episodes.    Podcast produced by Rosemary Belson.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week’s episode: Jamilah and Elizabeth are joined by Denene Millner. Denene is an award-winning journalist, New York Times best-selling author, founder and editor of the parenting website MyBrownBaby.com, runs the inprint Denene Millner Books, and hosts two shows: Speakeasy with Denene and A Seat at the Table.  We have two listener questions this week. One is from a mother who is concerned about her teenage son’s rather conservative media consumption. They’ll also answer a question about how to teach empathy to a little one with a streak of egotistical behavior. In Slate Plus: Jamilah and Elizabeth will be talking to Denene about representation in children’s books. Sign up for Slate Plus.  Recommendations: Denene recommends Me & Mama by Cozbi A. Cabrera. If Dominican Were a Color written by Sili Recio and illustrated by Brianna McCarthy. Purchase these books at your independent bookstore.  Elizabeth recommends Chrome Music Lab. Jamilah recommends Girls Make Beats and the Girls Make Beats Instagram.  Additional Recommendations: The Kids Are Asleep, the hilarious Slate Live show. Catch it via Slate’s Facebook or YouTube on Thursdays at 10:00 p.m. ET / 7:00 p.m. PT.  Early Sunday Morning by Denene Millner and illustrated by Vanessa Brantley-Newton. The Way I Act and The Way I Feel by Janan Cain and Steve Metzger.  A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn. Join us on Facebook and email us at momanddad@slate.com to ask us new questions, tell us what you thought of today’s show, and give us ideas about what we should talk about in future episodes.    Podcast produced by Rosemary Belson.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show Notes: 1 -Screencastify/Screencastomatic: https://www.screencastify.com/ 2 - Pear Deck: https://www.peardeck.com/ 3 - Flat.io: https://flat.io/ 4 - Hyperdocs: https://hyperdocs.co/ 5 - Flipgrid: https://info.flipgrid.com/  6 - Soundtrap: https://www.soundtrap.com/ 7 - WeVideo: https://www.wevideo.com/ 8 - Chrome Music Lab: https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com 9 - Mural: https://www.mural.co/   Afternoon Ti: Blog Instagram - @highafternoonti Music "Our Big Adventure" by Scott Holmes 

So I made this little ditty on Chrome Music Lab, what do we think?

Welcome to episode 2 of Quarantunes! Where quarantine can’t stop our creativity! For this new episode, we get to experience musical expression by artists over at our Therapeutic Arts Program (TAP II) 0:47 "Handwashing Song" is a parody of one of TAP II's favorite songs, "Here Comes the Sun" by the Beatles. The lyrics were written by artists via the online platform, Zoom. The focus of the song is to demonstrate how to properly wash your hands. The artists at TAP II decided to take a basic procedure of maintaining proper hygiene and turn it into a fun tune for their peers and family to listen to! The vocals and guitar were recorded by Jessica, a music therapist at TAP II and Jamond, an artist at TAP II. All other instruments were recorded by various artists using Garageband in the comfort of their own home. Enjoy this wonderful piece and remember to wash your hands! 3:49 “Your Virtual Heart” was composed in a group music therapy session via Zoom. A total of 13 students worked on this instrumental song. Artists used the program ‘Song Maker’ on the website ‘Google Chrome Music Lab’ to compose this piece collaboratively. All artists voted on the instrumentation, tempo, and structure of the song before composing each section independently. There are three sections-- A, B, and C -- each with its own unique style and texture. About half of the artists directly composed their own designated short segments of each major section using the control screen function on Zoom. This means they directly manipulated the program with their own computer, placing notes on the screen where they saw fit. The other half of the group communicated to the music therapist where they wanted their notes placed in preferred rhythms. This created a truly unique songwriting experience, in which each motif represents each individual in the class, creating a comprehensive instrumental piano piece. The title “Your Virtual Heart” reflects the artists’ collective journey exploring music-making in a new, virtual environment. 5:08 "Garageband Quarantunes" is a compilation of various instrumental improvisations that the artists at TAP II recorded on Garageband to a simple guitar sample that the music therapist, Jessica, provided. Each artist chose an instrument of their choice and recorded their improvisation in the comfort of their own home. This song was created to show each artist's expression and emotion by using the gift of music. Enjoy this wonderful piece! 6:42 “My Heart Broke in Music Lab” was composed by TAP II artist, Rudy during his 1:1 music therapy sessions. This artist utilized the ‘Song Maker’ app found on the website “Chrome Music Lab”. He made all choices about instrumentation, tempo and structure prior to composing. This artist controlled the music therapist's screen to independently explore different musical motifs and lay down notes to create three distinct sections of music. The music therapist and artist converted the sections to Garageband where effects were added and he got to select percussive styles and drum tracks. This song was meant to highlight the creative ways musical collaboration can still take place even when we are not able to do so in person. A very special thanks to our narrator from ART Center, and album cover artist from TAP II. You can watch some fun videos created by Able Arts Work staff over at our YouTube Channel, Able Arts Work – Virtual Learning Learn more about our organization by visiting AbleArtsWork.org Thanks for listening!

In this podcast episode, Aileen discusses free tech tools for the music room, from Chrome Music Lab to QR codes, and other "techie" stuff.

Tune in as a tired Maddie, Noah and super-special guest Dorothy discuss the art of this part of fandom. We discuss the original trilogy, the prequels :) and the Sequels. We also go over the spin-offs and some predictions for Rise of the Skywalker.  Thanks to Dorothy for appearing and Wikipedia for some information.  Siblings and Fandoms is voiced by Noah and Maddie.  It is edited and produced by Noah Our theme was made in Chrome Music Lab by Noah with input from Maddie Audio is recorded with a Blue Snowball Microphone We are hosted by Anchor and use Audacity to record and edit you can get in touch with us at siblingsandfandoms@gmail.com and thank you for continuing to listen.   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms/message

Join us for a brand new Siblings Review as Noah and a very quiet Maddie discuss the newest Marvel Movie. Spoilers for Spider-Man: Far From Home after the first couple minutes. Also spoilers for Avengers: Endgame and jokes from Spider-Man: Homecoming are retold.    Siblings and Fandoms is voiced by Noah and Maddie.  It is edited and produced by Noah Our theme was made in Chrome Music Lab by Noah with input from Maddie Audio is recorded with a Blue Snowball Microphone We are hosted by Anchor and use Audacity to record and edit you can get in touch with us at siblingsandfandoms@gmail.com and thank you for continuing to listen.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms/message

Join Maddie, Noah and not one but TWO Special Guests as they discuss Star Wars and the amazing impact it has had on our culture. Possible spoilers for All Star Wars material.  Siblings and Fandoms is voiced by Noah and Maddie.  It is edited and produced by Noah Our theme was made in Chrome Music Lab by Noah with input from Maddie Audio is recorded with a Blue Snowball Microphone We are hosted by Anchor and use Audacity to record and edit you can get in touch with us at siblingsandfandoms@gmail.com and thank you for continuing to listen.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms/message

Tune in as Noah and Maddie ramble about Broadway Musicals they like for about 10 minutes, then wait till the end for an announcement regarding the future of the show. Mild spoilers and plot synopses for Dear Evan Hansen and Rent.  Siblings and Fandoms is voiced by Noah and Maddie.  It is edited and produced by Noah Our theme was made in Chrome Music Lab by Noah with input from Maddie Audio is recorded with a Blue Snowball Microphone We are hosted by Anchor and use Audacity to record and edit you can get in touch with us at siblingsandfandoms@gmail.com and thank you for continuing to listen.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms/message

Maddie and Noah saw their first X-Men movie and its Dark Phoenix!! Listen to us complain about the noise level and Disney's slow monopolization. Also SPOILERS FOR DARK PHOENIX!!! You have been warned. Siblings and Fandoms is voiced by Noah and Maddie. It is edited and produced by Noah Our theme was made in Chrome Music Lab by Noah with input from Maddie Audio is recorded with a Blue Snowball Microphone We are hosted by Anchor and use Audacity to record and edit you can get in touch with us at siblingsandfandoms@gmail.com and thank you for continuing to listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms/message

Join us as Maddie and Noah discuss the amazing achievement of Marvel Studios in the lead-up to Avengers: Endgame. Siblings and Fandoms is voiced by Noah and Maddie.  It is edited and produced by Noah Our theme was made in Chrome Music Lab by Noah with input from Maddie Audio is recorded with a Blue Snowball Microphone We are hosted by Anchor and use Audacity to record and edit you can get in touch with us at siblingsandfandoms@gmail.com and thank you for continuing to listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms/message

Tune in as Maddie and Noah discuss Harry Potter and the mess it's fandom has become. Siblings and Fandoms is voiced by Noah and Maddie.  It is edited and produced by Noah Our theme was made in Chrome Music Lab by Noah with input from Maddie Audio is recorded with a Blue Snowball Microphone We are hosted by Anchor and use Audacity to record and edit --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms/message

Noah and Maddie explain what's going on and dive into some fandoms. Siblings and Fandoms is voiced by Noah and Maddie.  It is edited and produced by Noah Our theme was made in Chrome Music Lab by Noah with input from Maddie Audio is recorded with a Blue Snowball Microphone We are hosted by Anchor and use Audacity to record and edit --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siblingsandfandoms/message

The Worst Things About this Podcast, Totally Off Topic Editorial About Dead Babies, Other Things That Annoy Listeners? Leaving Neverland, Happy Death Day 2U, Magenta Devine, Jan-Michael Vincent, SpaceX Dragon Docks with ISS, Paul Le Roux, Aviar R67 Electric Muscle Car, a Smidgen about Tesla's New Model 3, and Bugger all about Geneva Motor Show, Chrome Music Lab, Metal Lord Font, Horror Fonts, Podcast Production Metadata Pro Tip, Windy Weather Talk

The Worst Things About this Podcast, Totally Off Topic Editorial About Dead Babies, Other Things That Annoy Listeners? Leaving Neverland, Happy Death Day 2U, Magenta Devine, Jan-Michael Vincent, SpaceX Dragon Docks with ISS, Paul Le Roux, Aviar R67 Electric Muscle Car, a Smidgen about Tesla's New Model 3, and Bugger all about Geneva Motor Show, Chrome Music Lab, Metal Lord Font, Horror Fonts, Podcast Production Metadata Pro Tip, Windy Weather TalkShow Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-03-11-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.txt

The Worst Things About this Podcast, Totally Off Topic Editorial About Dead Babies, Other Things That Annoy Listeners? Leaving Neverland, Happy Death Day 2U, Magenta Devine, Jan-Michael Vincent, SpaceX Dragon Docks with ISS, Paul Le Roux, Aviar R67 Electric Muscle Car, a Smidgen about Tesla's New Model 3, and Bugger all about Geneva Motor Show, Chrome Music Lab, Metal Lord Font, Horror Fonts, Podcast Production Metadata Pro Tip, Windy Weather TalkShow Notes: https://roymathur.com/podcast/2019-03-11-captain-roys-rocket-radio-show.txt

In this episode we talk about a mindfulness tool, the Chrome Music Lab, a new back channel tool, and a tool to create pngs. #ShukesAndGiff http://bit.ly/ShukesAndGiff

Sobre fazer música com instrumentos virtuais. Chrome Music Lab: https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/