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An exploration of how people judge others based off of the music that they are listening. Michelle Dutro and I talked to a number of people about their experiences with this matter. Read the full description.
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This piece was produced for Episode #7 of The Mixing Board podcast, titled "The Sounds of the Mixing Board". The episode was hosted by Michelle Dutro and Beno Picciano. The Mixing Board is the podcast of the Weekday High Internship Program for KUOW in Seattle, WA.
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This piece was produced for Episode #7 of The Mixing Board podcast, titled "The Sounds of the Mixing Board". The episode was hosted by Michelle Dutro and Beno Picciano. The Mixing Board is the podcast of the Weekday High Internship Program for KUOW in Seattle, WA.
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Fernanda Sanchez
Posted on August 31, 2009 at 02:29 PM | Permalink
Musical Judgment
Judging people based on the type of music others listen is something that most people do without realizing it. Musical Judgments is a piece that brings the listener's awareness on this subject.
In the technical side of the piece I can say that an intro to the problem or subject would have been helpful; maybe the intro could have had some music or something that would make it visual to keep the listener's attention. Another thing that could improve the piece is editing the background noisy because it doesn't rally add to the piece and it is just distracting. An outro would have also been nice, maybe even having a recommendation of the producer's opinion on the subject.