New technologies in the music field

New devices, new tools, new platforms, new innovations have come to be consumed and at the same time, for consumers to demand new features and functions that allow them to live a musical experience digitally.

Many of these innovations are intricately linked to the electronic music sector, but they have been gaining ground in other musical fields.

Some of these technologies are not as well-known as the big brands and music platforms, these prototypes are launched on crowdfunding websites, such as Kickstarter, a place to discover from movies, comics, video games and new technologies.

We are talking about headphones equipped with lights that can be controlled remotely or according to the rhythm of the music, or that play the ideal music for the right moment. We are talking about musical equipment free of cables based on wireless protocols such as the recognized Artiphon Instrument 1, a device that revolutionized music by being multifunctional, not only allows you to play various musical instruments such as piano, violin, guitar, but you can mix the sounds emitted and even exchange the sounds, being able to recreate rhythms emitted from a violin through the keys of a piano.

Artiphon is also developing an application, which will allow you to program the device to become the instrument of your choice. This unique concept, could be the beginning of a new trend in hybrid instruments, accompanied by a great acceptance of its audience, raised, with only six days in its Kickstarter campaign, more than one million dollars.

Thanks to Kickstarter, we discovered the UAMP pocket amplifier, this high-end device is a link between the music player and the headphones, emitting a clean and excellent audio signal, even when the volume is high, unlike many of the devices found on the market.

Music is in our daily routine, changing our environment, evolving, and developing for years, these new technologies are changing the way we perceive sounds, the contact we have with music and the way we listen to it.

Improving imperfections and purifying sounds does not take away creativity or veracity from the musical artist, technology is just another tool to generate new melodies to accompany our constant evolution.