Art+Logic in the News
Here you'll find interviews, articles, and newsworthy items by, about, and involving Art+Logic.
He Was a Co-Founder of NWA. Now He’s Created A Platform to Get Small Businesses Back to Work
Kim Renard Nazel is best known as Arabian Prince, a founding member of the '90s rap group N.W.A. whose raw lyrics on police brutality inspired a generation of West Coast rappers. But the producer and artist, who goes by his stage name, has long been a tech geek...
Remote-first versus remote-friendly: What’s the difference?
From SiliconRepublic.com: With remote working becoming more common across many industries, it might seem like a recent trend. But for nearly three decades, Paul Hershenson has been at the helm of a company that is remote-first. Hershenson co-founded US software...
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Art+Logic at SXSW 2020: MIDI 2.0 For Musicians
Musicians have been connecting equipment together using MIDI since 1983, and the great thing about it is that it just works. The less great thing is that it's still limited by what was possible in 1983.
The Importance of MIDI 2.0
From Resolution Magazine: Brett Porter explains why the new MIDI spec is important: greater expressivity, better timing, better data. At NAMM 2020 Roland introduced a new high-end keyboard with weighted action and lots of extras. The most dramatic revelation was that...
What is MIDI 2.0, and what does it mean for musicians and producers?
From musicradar.com: We chat to Art+Logic's Brett Porter to find out what makes this new interfacing spec tick. It’s been an essential building block of how music is made for about 35 years now, but would you be surprised to learn that the MIDI standard - the protocol...
Talking about Non-Destructive Testing With Art+Logic’s Bob Bajoras
Bob Bajoras, President of Art+Logic, recently joined Neil Hughes on his Tech Talks Daily Podcast to discuss the relationship between software and hardware and the recent IoT truce struck between Google, Apple, and Amazon: The recent news that Amazon, Apple, and Google...
Introducing MIDI 2.0
From JUCE.COM: If you've ever created music on a computer, it is likely that you have used the MIDI specification. Created in the early 80s as a protocol for synchronizing musical events in electronic instruments and computers, MIDI has been a staple for musicians...
What Will MIDI 2.0 Mean for Musicians?
From Reverb.com: In many ways, MIDI 1.0 has changed a lot since the specification made its public debut in 1983. You can measure the progress by how MIDI-compatible instruments connect, the types of devices and software programs that employ it, and how much easier the...
