Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Sounds in the Cloud
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I have been uploading all sorts of archive recordings onto http://soundcloud.com/roberthugill, my profile page lists them all. The apps available mean that we can now have recordings playing on each of the Spherical Editions pages, also the full list here here
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If you need more of a repertoire for your archives, there is a great Ipad app called iClassics. I downloaded it the other day and is basically a guide to all classical music past and present. Download, enjoy, and let me know what you think!
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