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Science and Stuff: Series 2 - How Music Works: Chipzel creates music on her game console

Chipzel creates music on her game console

Series 2 - How Music Works

BBC Radio Ulster - Science and Stuff, Series 2 - How Music Works, Chipzel creates music on her game console

Emer Maguire explores the science of music - and the music of science.

How Niamh Houston creates Chiptune. How artificial Intelligence arranges your songs. Local gamers take music from screens to stage.
Is Auto-Tune the worst thing to happen to pop?

In this week’s programme, Emer Maguire explores how technology is changing the way we compose and consume music.
Niamh Houston uses her Game Boy to create Chiptune
How Artificial Intelligence can arrange your songs 
The local gamers who take music from screens to the concert hall
The tech that enables disabled musicians to play
And is Auto-Tune the worst thing ever to happen to pop?

Science and Stuff: Series 2 - How Music Works

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Emer Maguire explores the science behind music.

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