Comments on: Slot Music

By: Thomas Bailey

Thomas Bailey — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 23:04:56 +0000

I thought Mix Sticks and Mix Clips were the big thing, now they’re coming out with slotMusic? I have calculated that a 1 GB card han hold about 6 hours. That’s about 2 operas or 10-15 symphonies. Such large capacities are better suited for classical than the popular songs that are available.

By: Bassboy

Bassboy — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 04:38:19 +0000

This by far is the biggest cry for help that I have seen from the music industry. I mean really. Micro-SD has been out for a long time, this is not some new thing or break-through technology ( well maybe far the music industry that seems to make it a habit of stay behind the curve ). Way would I go and pay $14.00 for a Slot-music card when…… I can just go online and buy a 2-4 gig Micro-SD for like $7, and download whatever album I want or put my own on their, and have space for more. This may have been a great idea like pre-ipod. I don’t know who is worst. The major labels or the major Car makers when it comes to decision making. What’s next the portable 8-track player…….

By: MySpace Music « .Evolving Music.

MySpace Music « .Evolving Music. — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:31:35 +0000

[...] that no one has any answers. The labels are still looking to make money off of solid media sales, as mentioned previously, data companies like SanDisk are looking for ways to make albums smaller and…, and artists are still trying to figure out how the industry would work without them given that [...]

By: audiot

audiot — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 10:09:53 +0000

hehehe, just thinking about a tiny booklet with all the song’s lyrics written in microscopic size and pictures of the band
it really seems nobody has an idea where to go from here – all those simultaneous approaches from bluray to sd-card-albums to whatever else are just one huuuuuge question mark hovering over the heads of the big ‘uns wondering what they can be indecisive about next…