Music Is Not for Insects

• Class D Amplifiers Are Shrinking and Greening Your Electronics | Listening Post from Wired.com

  Technology has democratized the music industry in many obvious ways — notice how every band, regardless of stature, has a MySpace page? But one of technology’s more subtle effects has been to make our sound systems smaller, lighter and greener.

• Make Your Own Music game - TVOKids.com

  Fun interactive mixer for kids…

• YTMND - Gustav Holst and the Venture Brothers pay homage to MARS, Bringer of WAR!

  Mars: The Bringer of War like you’ve never heard it before….

• A VC: Reblogging Music

  I’ve tried most every web music service there is and right now, almost all of my web-based listening is hapening on the hype machine and tumblr. … are two different takes on the same idea. Build a music service around the music people blog about.

• Articles Of Faith: Embrace boredom and ignite imagination

  EVERY SUMMER, PARENTS hear the lament, “Mom, I’m bored!” In the world of the busy child, the cry “I’m bored” may stir guilt in the parental heart. “Have I failed as a parent?” wonders the fully scheduled, multitasking dad or mom…

• Coordinating fireworks to music | Digital Noise: Music & Tech - CNET News.com

  Watching this year’s Fourth of July fireworks display in Seattle, I wondered how they coordinate the fireworks with the musical soundtrack–

• McInblog: Culturegraph and Steely Dan

  I’m also a fan because they’ve accepted a couple of my submissions (one Sting-related and one Michael McDonald related). The one that wasn’t accepted is probably only funny to die-hard Steely Dan fans…

• More music for the kids | Digital Noise: Music & Tech - CNET News.com

  I’ve had a lot of time this summer to watch how the next generation interacts with music and technology, and it’s making me feel like my parents. Two stories to illustrate my point:

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