Music

From Future

Music will continue to evolve with people. New bands will come but if our lifespan increase and we live for long long time we might prefer some music. New Sounds will be discovered, New instruments will be created but will they be for young people or older experienced people? With time new sounds will emerge and so a freedom to compose also. Artificial Intelligence (Artificial Genius) will create composition better than humans one day, it will give a sign of the singularity. Systems will better direct you what kind of music you love like Pandora, but they will be much better to suggest you music, they will be far more accurate. They will know your cognitive patern and will know exactly what kind of music you like or not like, there will be an inter relation.

[edit] Physiophonics

Physiophonics is the study of the relationship between sound and physiology. The rhythms in music entrain and influence the rhythm of the breathing and of the beating of the heart. Rhythms of walking and running can also be embedded in music.

Updated website info: Phyzphonz:

For more info based on my research and development of Phyz' (for short), as well as current commercial applications, refer to above listed page.

From a now defunct website: Physiophonica:

<quote> Physiophonology would be defined as the science of natural sounds produced by the human body in response to environmental stimuli. The sounds are then recorded and introduced to a listener with the objective of achieving a similar response.

Based on SAT Physiop's theory, a listener exposed to a physiophonological response will be conditioned to respond to that emotion expressed in a similar manner. This response dates back to when we were in the fetal stage inside our mother's womb.

In Music, artists "simulate" the response they want "to stimulate" from their listeners. Physiophonology began as simple mechanical instrumentations simulating physiophonics, gradually progressing onto the tracks of each song. Now it has crossed over and matured into the exact opposite; physiophonics simulating mechanical instrumentations encompassing almost the entire trackage of the song.

In the future, when technology permits, physiophonology will evolve into an orchestration of pure human emotion, bringing us closer to understanding the origins of what we define as music. For now, we must patiently explore those usages that physiophonology can currently provide us. Educational, entertainment, physical fitness and therapeutic applications are currently being explored and are very promising.

Physiophonology is destined to be the next milestone in music's evolution. </quote>