SYNTHO 对比 A Deeper Map 的使用情况和统计数据

SYNTHO is an electronic music education application. Inside the app you gain access to 150+ hours of carefully curated content covering all aspects of the production process such as arrangement, creativity, mixing and mastering, drum processing and much more. Connect with like minded users as you build your own custom profile, communicate and share music via the newsfeed. You can also receive feedback from our expert tutors on your finished tracks or any productions in progress. This will be done in both live classrooms and day to day inside the app. Along with this, we will run 8-week cohorts where you can follow a roadmap of content and assignments delivered by the SYNTHO tutors with the aim to take your music to the next level. This will offer an option to have more accountability and structure in your learning journey. App features - Newsfeed A way to connect with other members and stay engaged daily via status’, track shares and more. Personal profile Build a place to showcase your music and thoughts. Comment on videos Great conversation and share insights with other members. Most popular videos feed Get instant access to the most valuable content and find out what everyone is watching. Carefully curated categories Easy to navigate and find what you want. Search function Offers a quick and easy way for you to find what they need. Tracks and videos are ‘tagged’. Follow users Stay connected with users that you are interested in and want to get to know. Direct message users Stay connected with users that you are interested in and want to get to know Send a ticket Got an idea for a video? Send a ticket on what you want to learn and we can make it into a video.

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A Deeper Map

A Deeper Map is a public art project that takes the form of a map-based mobile app. The project allows current residents of the lower Salt River Valley (home of today’s metro Phoenix area) to appreciate the ancient legacy that inspired our modern desert metropolis. The project is designed to show current residents of the Valley where ancient irrigation and agriculture once existed where they now live, work or go to school. We have paired contemporary maps with archaeological maps of the canal paths and conjectural renderings of ancient agricultural fields to inform the general public about the scope and sophistication of prehistoric agriculture here. The central metaphor for the app is a modern map of the area that can be slid away, revealing a fixed prehistoric map below. The contemporary map is viewable in three modes: an opaque map (juxtaposing ancient and modern), a translucent map (allowing both the historic and prehistoric layers to be seen at once), and a satellite view (allowing viewers to locate individual buildings and features relative to ancient agriculture). By sliding the maps back and fourth, our audience can become more conscious of the how places of relevance to them have changed over time. We have consulted with the tribal and archaeological communities to ensure that project is both culturally sensitive and accurate. We have also developed content to go alongside our maps, to provide viewers another way to appreciate the past, and it’s relevance to the present.