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No need for DJs anymore
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| otomboy |
Definitely not an advocate, but interesting read:
"A computerised DJ that uses feedback from the dancers to generate new music has been developed by artificial intelligence experts at Hewlett-Packard, meaning clubbers may soon only have themselves to blame if they do not like the music they are dancing to..."
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99991563 |
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| Time2Burn |
Sounds like a pretty cool toy.
I would love to experiance it in reality to see if what they claim is true. Sounds a bit fantastical to me.
However it would take away the human element of the DJ which I feel is VERY important. Watching the DJ interact with the crowd and the music is one of my favorite things to do.
I say use this machine to replace all those human jukeboxes out there. The real DJ cannot be replaced. DJing is an art and art cannot be replced by a machine.
peace |
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| Flippe |
If it works it is nice!
But then we don't need all the Dj's anymore, so lots of peeps wo don;t have work :P |
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| kurai |
| quote: | Originally posted by Time2Burn
I say use this machine to replace all those human jukeboxes out there. The real DJ cannot be replaced. DJing is an art and art cannot be replced by a machine.
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I totally agree, I wouldn't go to a party if there'd be just a machine playing.. tsk :stongue: |
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| dOgMa55 |
| Well, it would be cool to get a cd of the music you just heard in the club. The whole heart monitor thing seems kinda crazy to me though. |
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| kluba_702 |
| there's no substitute for the elements a human dj brings to the table(no pun intended). it'll never catch on. |
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| Fonixz |
| Arg, I think it's bollucks (sp?) |
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