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Shop Talk: Orpheus Media Research music analysis tool Clio

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Dr. Greg Wilder says that he’s created software that can dissect and analyze music so deeply and powerfully that music copyright litigation, discovery and automated composition will experience a paradigm shift.

He’s beaten researchers at MIT and Stanford who have been researching similar technologies for years, he says. And he was able to beat them because they’re computer scientists with an interest in music.

He, on the other hand, is a classically trained musician with an interest in computer science.

Wilder, who is the co-founder and chief science officer of Orpheus Media Research, received his piano performance and composition doctorate from Eastman School of Music, a top nationally-ranked music conservatory in Rochester, New York. He says he’s been playing piano since he was three.

“I spoke music before I spoke English,” he says. “Computer stuff, at this point, is out there for the taking. The music stuff is not.”

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Two IndyHall software projects featured in MacUpdate bundle

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Does anyone get a little nostalgic when it comes to bundled software?

In the 90s it meant getting 25,000 games packed onto a CD or a complete reference library from researchers you never heard of: Mayo Clinique? Not so much.

But last night at midnight when MacUpdate announced its $49.99 Mac OS X spring promo bundle, it meant being able to grab licenses for two local Macintosh development projects along with nine other professional applications on the cheap.

Like, a $470 discount.

Included in the package, alongside well-known apps like Parallels Desktop 4 and Tech Tool Pro 5, is Old City’s own Multiplex and RipIt applications. By themselves, the companion DVD applications cost $53.


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