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Audio Visuals & the Spoken Word

Visuals with Your Audio

To add a little panache to your listening experience you can also download visual enhancements for your audio player like skins or plug-ins. Skins are like designer fashion graphics for your player. If you're bored with the color or the buttons on your player you can download and install a new skin for a different look.

 

Visualization plug-ins creates nifty, if pointless graphics that change and morph with the music you're playing. Some internet radio stations also provide funky dynamic graphics that shift as the music streams. Skins and plug-ins are available for quite a few players, but the majority is designed for the Win Amp MP3 player.

Spoken Word

Although music gets the lion's share of attention, there's a wealth of spoken word content on the web. Audio books have been around in cassette and CD form for a while, and now you can listen to books online. Excerpts or complete texts of audio books are available in streaming audio. Many texts are free and a few sites let you download whole audio books for less than the cost of buying the CD or tape.

More literature is accessible in the form of audio dramas or poetry readings. Radio plays have gone digital with both new interpretations of classics like Shakespeare and new original productions. Poets of all description can be heard over the internet from old recordings of T.S. Eliot to modern rebels like Henry Rollins.

Educational and informational audio is also abundant. You can take language lessons, listen to lectures from universities or take in speeches from famous personalities. Audio programming about health, fitness, business, technology, news and travel is readily available from various sites. For rest and relaxation, you can kick back and listen to coverage of different sporting events or find a good laugh online with stand-up, sketch or musical comedy.

Conclusion

Surround yourself with the sounds of the internet. Download an audio player and start your sonic explorations. MP3 lets you hear emerging indeed artists along side top 40 hits while digital musicians use MIDI and MOD to create new compositions. Internet radio brings news and music from the global village right to your hard drive. You can even snuggle up with a good audio book or go to the theatre with an audio drama. The web has its own audio ecosystem with a flourishing diversity of sounds simply waiting for you to tune in.

 

 



 

 

 

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