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Virtual Event Explores the Impact of Technology on Music and Creative Industries
In a groundbreaking virtual event co-hosted by Innovating Music @ UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, Music Cities Together, King County Creative, the Center for Creative Futures at the Maremel Institute, and the Music Policy Forum, the transformative role of technology in music creation, collaboration, and community building was discussed.
The event, which took place on March 18, 2020, featured a special guest, Kate Becker, who is currently working as King County WA Public Health for Mass Gatherings. Prior to her current role, Becker was the Creative Economy Strategist for the Office of King County Executive Dow Constantine in Seattle, WA. She has also been involved in arts and non-profit work for many years, serving as a Commissioner for the Seattle Music Commission and the Director of the Office of Film + Music in the City of Seattle for 5 years.
During the event, Becker discussed the impact of technology on music, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. She highlighted the importance of digital platforms in facilitating collaboration and fostering communities, even in a time when physical gatherings are limited.
The event also touched upon the role of technology in transforming the creative industries as a whole. With digital audio workstations, virtual instruments, and AI tools, new methods of music creation are becoming increasingly accessible. Online platforms are also facilitating collaboration across distances, allowing artists to work together regardless of their physical location.
In addition to these technological advancements, social media and live streaming are playing a crucial role in building and maintaining communities. These platforms allow artists to connect with their fans and each other in new and innovative ways, fostering a sense of community even when physical gatherings are not possible.
The audio recording of the event can be found here, and a YouTube video is available here. The event also mentioned links to King County Creative's Facebook and new website.
It is important to note that the event did not specifically discuss Dr. Gigi Johnson, the Innovating Music Podcast, or the special episode featuring Kate Becker. For detailed insights from that episode, you may need to refer directly to the podcast or transcripts.
The Innovating Music Podcast, hosted by Dr. Gigi Johnson, focuses on how technology is transforming music creation, collaboration, and community building in a connected age. The podcast features guests who are innovators, change agents, entrepreneurs, creators, and researchers, providing a platform for discussions about the future of music and the creative industries.
In conclusion, the virtual event co-hosted by Innovating Music @ UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, Music Cities Together, King County Creative, the Center for Creative Futures at the Maremel Institute, and the Music Policy Forum provided valuable insights into the transformative role of technology in music and the creative industries. The event highlighted the importance of digital platforms in facilitating collaboration and fostering communities, even in a time when physical gatherings are limited. For more information about the Innovating Music Podcast and its guests, you can visit innovatingmusic.ucla.edu.
- The Innovating Music Podcast, focusing on education and self-development, delves into how technology is revolutionizing music creation, collaboration, and community building.
- The virtual event, emphasizing workplace-wellness and health-and-wellness, underscored the role of technology in facilitating collaboration and fostering communities, even during a pandemic.
- In the realm of entertainment, the event showcased examples of music and creative industries being transformed through technology, including digital audio workstations, virtual instruments, and AI tools.
- Beyond music, social media and live streaming, these digital platforms are instrumental in mental-health, learning, and building and maintaining communities online, especially during times when physical gatherings are restricted.
