AI researchers at Google have developed a program called MusicLM, which is capable of producing musical compositions based on text prompts. The system can also convert a hummed or whistled tune into other musical instruments, similar to DALL-E's ability to generate images based on text inputs.

Home theatre systems have become an integral part of modern home entertainment. With advancements in technology, the ability to bring the cinema experience into the comfort of your own home has never been easier. But what if you could take it one step further? Introducing smart home technology – a way to integrate cutting-edge technology into your home theatre system to enhance the overall experience.

As the title suggests, not all speakers are made alike. Speakers made for different purposes, such as hi-fi speakers, studio monitors, and PA speakers, are constructed differently. The high-fidelity surround sound system in your home is vastly different from studio monitors and speakers designed for public address systems. If you've shopped for speakers, you may have noticed the varying price ranges and wondered if they are interchangeable.

The surround sound technology that is possible today is quite literally astonishing, with systems like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X that will make you swear the movie theatre actually exploded when that bomb went off -- it wasn't just on the screen. Even the surround sound systems available in living rooms are impressively immersive, so much so that going to a theatre almost seems obsolete. How did we get such advanced audio technology? Let's take a look at where surround sound started, and how it became what it is today.

Most people assume that their new headphones are ready to go right out of the box, and don't think twice before throwing them on and giving them a good critical listen. For true audiophiles, this could be a mistake, as your headphones don't actually reach optimal performance right away.

In the audio tech industry, Dutch startup Mayht's new speaker technology called Heartmotion is on the tip of everyone's tongue. The company has completely redesigned speaker drivers as we know them. Heartmotion speakers are dual-membrane, producing opposing vibrations that make the speakers completely self-balancing. This innovative design will allow for speakers that are much more compact, energy-efficient, stable, and lightweight than the ones we use today.

The home theatre experience has come a long way since the days of CRT televisions and boxy speakers. Today’s technology offers a much more immersive and personalized experience, and the future of home theatre is looking even brighter. With each passing year, technology seems to advance even faster, and we are here for it. Here are seven trends and predictions for future developments in home theatre technology that are likely going to take your movie-watching experience to the next level. You've probably heard of or are already using some of these technologies, but we expect them to develop further or become more accessible in the near future.

Creating the ultimate home theatre setup is the dream of many movie enthusiasts. With the right equipment and a little bit of know-how, you can turn your living room into a movie theatre that rivals the best of them. In this blog post, we will go over some tips for optimizing your home theatre setup to get the most out of your movies and TV shows.

Many people believe that speakers are the most crucial aspect of a sound system and the only part worth investing time in shopping for. However, what most don't realize is that the amplifier plays an equally important role in sound quality and maximizing the performance of speakers. Additionally, using an incompatible amplifier can harm or ruin speakers. It's not just about purchasing the best amplifier, but also ensuring compatibility with your speakers. So, how do you know if your amp is compatible with your speakers?

Loudspeakers are one of the most important electronic devices used in our society today; speakers are found everywhere, and music follows us almost anywhere we go. So, how did the modern speaker come to be?