Fat Berri's vs SpeedPitch

Fat Berri’s music blog has been serving electronic music since May 2009. It has been well accepted and has become one of the top visited music blogs in Denmark. In the last year we have also had a boom of international visitors. The blog has been mentioned numerous times at ‘P3 Radio’ (Danish national radio) as the best music blog. It was also awarded ‘Blog of the week’ by NME.com and The Times in 2010. Even though it started as an electronic music blog, we have a variety of edit's, bootlegs and remixes from all genres. If you like good music but don't want to bother looking for it yourself, download the fatberri's player and enjoy good music non stop Simple interface with four major categories: 1: Downtempo ( A good mix of music in the slower tempo, dont let that fool you though try it out) 2: Uptempo (A higher BMP lot of bass great for getting the tempo up to the top) 3: Chill (A great mix of ambient, jazz and electronic music for chilling out ) 4: Mix (when you are not sure what you want mix it all up) Features: - AirPlay - 3G, LTE/4G and Wifi streaming - Multitasking - Native playback-controls - Unlimited good music - No Advertisements

_SpeedPitch_ is a simple augmented sonic reality experiment that alters music playback rate based on your actual GPS ground speed. The faster you go, the higher the pitch and sudden stops lead to dragging audio samples. Natural motion leads to unnatural sound. # What Is This Thing, Really? A media art app. SpeedPitch is a music player which is controlled by your GPS navigation speed. If the device is not moving, the audio file playback will be *very* slow. As such, this is not a general-purpose media player but an augmented sonic reality meant to induce exploration into movement and its relation to sound. This app is best used with bicycles, bluetooth loudspeakers, and lots of friends but will work equally well by foot, car, plane, or even rocket. This project has been developed as part of the Nix Wie Raus! Fahrrad Kunst Sommer / Bicycle Art Summer exhibition at the BBK in Karlsruhe Germany 2021.