Re: [microsound] Physical Media - Discussion

[phoenSND <phoenelai@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think the packaging and media will change in the future. Were probably not
too far from having releases on clear plastic cards with audio encoded onto
a metal strip. Other artist have decided to do releases on mini-disc
previously. There really is no telling what direction its going to go with
the always changing technology.


On 3/7/06, Graham Miller <grahammiller@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> forget about the media itself.
>
> it's packaging that is all important when it comes keeping so-called
> physical media alive.  holograms, tactile textures, neon plastic,
> brushed aluminum jewelcases, coloured vinyl, handpainted works, ribbon
> and and string, iridescent bows and sparkly glitter... innovative
> packaging, industrial design, the three dimensional and the tactile...
> these are the very things that *cannot* be downloaded or pirated or
> counterfeit easily. and thus they are the very thing that should be
> celebrated and emphasized in 'tactile media' (perhaps a better name).
> they are the 'added value' to purchasing the tactile media.  musicians
> who put out standard uninspired jewelcases and wonder why nobody wants
> it should know that music as a consumer experience is more than just
> soundwaves. it's the whole process and should involve all the senses.
>
> g.
>
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