Music and Popular Culture, Pt. 1

Published on Apr 09, 2024

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Music and Popular Culture, Pt. 1

Professor Latuszek ENC 1102 (Wk 17-1)

Music

  • How often do you listen to music?
  • Why?
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Music is by far the most influential aspect of popular culture

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music

  • When scientists realized that working with electricity, sounds could be recorded then played back, this became a very popular way to entertain ourselves
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music

  • Vinyl records were the first mass-produced way of listening to music
  • Needle follows grooves from outside edge to center
  • Two-sides gave more content
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music

  • Magnetic tape cassettes came along in the 1960s
  • 8-tracks briefly in late 1960s-early 1980s
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music

  • Compact discs emerged with digital technology
  • Read from center to outside edge (opposite vinyl records)

Analog v. digital

  • Top wave tries to approximate bottom sound wave (using 1s and 0s)
  • Bottom is a natural sound wave
  • The bottom allows more frequencies than the top; thus, there is a difference between each

critical thinking question

  • What is your go-to genre(s)?
  • Why these in particular?
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critical thinking question

  • Why is music the most influential aspect of popular culture?
  • What do you think?
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questions? Music and Popular Culture, Pt. 1

Professor Latuszek ENC 1102 (Wk 17-1)

Tom Latuszek

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