Context and Culture of the Creative Industries by Elisa Bray https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC Week 1 Seminars en-us 2021-01-28 09:41:42 UTC 2021-01-28 11:03:14 UTC hello@padlet.com Example Group elisabray https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135488779
  • Rap 
    • Use of drum machines 
    • TR-808
    • Roland company born of necessity in post-war Japan
    • Postwar economics and trade sanctions
    • Overpriced and soon available second-hand (and cheap!) 


    • ]]>     2021-01-28 09:43:13 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135488779     GROUP 3 jeestoe https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135691450 POP MUSIC 
    - Focus on recent as traditionally it is a range of genres and a mixing of styles 
    - Modern pop focus on singer-songwriters 
    - TikTok music greatly influences charts 
    - Revival of genres - synthwave - the weeknd
    pop-punk-machine gun kelly 
    -  quick turnover - especially in trap music 
    - quick change in styles

    ]]>     2021-01-28 10:43:44 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135691450     Group 6 https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135694344 Auto-Tune's impact on pop music

    POP MUSIC
    - Use of Auto-Tune
    - Audio processor that corrects pitch
    - It corrects the pitch to the nearest note in the selected scale
    - Comes in hardware and software
    - Invented from oil industry scan techniques by Dr. Hildebrand
    - First popularized by Cher's 1998 'Believe' and T-Pain
    - Used as an effect 
    - Hides flat/sharp singing
    - Popularized in hip-hop by T-Pain and Kanye's 808s and heartbreaks album
    - Currently used a lot by pop stars such as Drake, The Weeknd, Justin Bieber and Travis Scott



    ]]>     2021-01-28 10:44:39 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135694344     Group 2 https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135704206 House Music
    .evolved from disco
    .frankie nuckles used a reel to reel tape player to add breaks, rearrange sections, increase tempo
    .mostly sampled from disco classics, funk, soul and electro pop
    .introduced to black and gay community
    .chicago warehouse first club to introduce
    .synths and samplers, drums became more accessible starting bedroom culture
    .BPM between 120-130 'dopamine reward system'
    .mid 80s sub cultures emerged
    HipHop
    .started in Bronx area of New York in the 70s
    .came from disco using break beats 
    .dj would loop them and artist would rap
    .started at local parties
    .had culture of fashion and dance around it
    .political]]>     2021-01-28 10:47:46 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135704206     Group 5 https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135709748 Rock music:
    - Originates from blues music (Chuck Berry)
    - Embracing sex and youthful rebellion in music
    - Aided by the Rolling Stones
    - In the 1970's rock music became the dominant form of popular music
    -  Led Zeppelin gave rock a darker, heavier tone, becoming one of the '70s’ most popular bands and helping to kick-start a new genre known as hard rock or heavy metal
    - Bands simplified rock to its core ingredients: loud guitars, rude attitude, and enraged singing which created punk
    - In the 1980's more subgenres were introduced such as indie rock or alternative rock
    - Rock music became more keyboard driven
    - ]]>     2021-01-28 10:49:31 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135709748     Group 4 11407081 https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135715742 Motown:
    - Distinctive production style.
    - Majority of Instruments were produced in studio.
    - American Working class.
    - Big Gospel influence.]]>     2021-01-28 10:51:20 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135715742     Group 1: https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135729888 Indie: artists start independent, when we were younger the style was more grungy but now it‘s become colourful and bright, listeners feel superior to people that stick to mainstream artists
    Rock: a lot of sub-genres (Pop-Rock, Punk-Rock,...), Technology (E-Guitars,...), reckless and dangerous lifestyle, challenging gender norms
    K-Pop: well known for very strict labels and managements that envolved over the years and allowed their artists to have more creative and personal freedom nowadays, high class performances, child friendly images, mostly bands not solo artists]]>     2021-01-28 10:55:57 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabray/seminar123CC/wish/1135729888