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The Rise and Fall of CDs: Embracing Music in the Digital Age

This PechaKucha presentation explores the evolution of music formats, highlighting the transition from CDs to digital formats driven by the advent of MP3 technology. Introduced in the early 1980s, compact discs replaced LPs and cassettes, witnessing a peak in sales in 2000. However, the introduction of MP3 players, which offered significant storage benefits without compromising sound quality, reshaped the music industry. The presentation also reflects on the impact of art movements like Dada, emphasizing innovative approaches to creativity through collage in a digital context.

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The Rise and Fall of CDs: Embracing Music in the Digital Age

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  1. Visual Learning and Innovation Assessment 1 PechaKucha Presentation

  2. The Introduction of Music in a New Digital Format is Resulting in The Death of CD’s

  3. The Life of Compact Disc’s Introduced in the early 80’s Replaced LP’s and cassette tapes Sales increased so dramatically into the mid to late 80’s that companies such as Sony and Phillips were unable to supply the demand In 2000 global sales of CD albums peaked at 2.455 billion

  4. Introduction of the MP3 Technology developed by FraunhoferGesellschaft in the 90’s 1999 MP3 players began to sold on the market Benefit was that 12 times the data was now able to be stored without losing sound quality This saw the decrease in sales of CD’s and the take off of sales of MP3 players

  5. All too Familiar Sight

  6. Collage

  7. Urban GeneratedBrendan Walker

  8. Erika Tysse

  9. The Dada Movement One of the most famous movements in the medium of collage Created as a way of expressing life during World War I Used geometric design and careful positioning of items to create a expressive artwork

  10. Time to Get Started

  11. Layout

  12. The Beginning

  13. The First Big Snag

  14. The Last Sheet

  15. The Problems with Weather

  16. The Apple Skull

  17. The Apple Skull

  18. Bringing it Together

  19. What’s Left to do

  20. Reflection Positives Improvements • Preparation was good • Layout and spacing allowed the piece to come together easily • Using small scale pieces and working up for scaling • Keep the weather conditions the same • Assess what making adjustments may result in

  21. Conclusion

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