What if Gaga is debuting...

[Head Empty 25,074]

... new technology that will change the way she performs in the future?

This is the main way I can imagine her combining technology and music without having to sing (new) material. Perhaps they have collaborated on new technologies involving mics or live soundmixing, or perhaps they have innovated the way lighting and visuals can be used on stage. Maybe they've created an entirely new instrument/prop that will change the way Gaga can use live music in her shows. Or maybe it is not about live performance, but more about the way artists can record music. As said in the promo video, the possibilities are endless.

One thing that came to my mind is the Mimu glove that was introduced a while ago, and has been used by (among others) Ariana Grande.

What are things you can think of in terms of technology?

[Didymus 34,379]

I think that's not possible since they're speaking about a very specific project that "culminates" in one performance. The whole thing is basically an ad for Intel, showcasing how the brand allows human creativity to merge with the highest technological advances (for which Intel is known).

Intel is, as far as I know, never involved in straight-up musical performance products, so I'm definitely expecting nothing of that sort.

[chromaticka 4,350]

i feel like it may have something to do with our minds... like create holograms based on our thoughts or something? they said creative after all?

[Dangerous Man 9,245]

Edit: ppl here are just getting kiis with this "stupid" post, better delete this lolz.

[Tropico 4,145]

3 minutes ago, Nobody said:

No thanks, that would be ARTPOP all over again. 

 This post is ridiculous. What would be ARTPOP all over again? Because the OP brought up multiple ideas so what specifically would be ARTPOP all over again? And how could Gaga using innovative inventions be in anyway a bad thing?   

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5 minutes ago, Nobody said:

No thanks, that would be ARTPOP all over again. 

Thats like saying if you fail one subject in school once, you should never try it again because you could never possibly improve

[Tropico 4,145]

From the video, I assume this is going to be very focused on holograms. Maybe it has to do with setting the hologram to sing/dance a certain way to complement the real Gaga? Like having Gaga being her own backup or whatever? 

I'm not sure on anything  All I know is that I'm excited. 

[Didymus 34,379]

Also: Gaga experimented with technology (applied to music performance) from 2008 already People really overemphasize ARTPOP for no reason.

Of course.. her previous technological ventures weren't exactly amazing either.

[Chump 1,093]

Guys, you're ridiculous

You should just have watched the video (not that one with Gaga) from the Intel presentation. They are inventing the uninventable as she said.

They are inventing musical instruments that do not exist, the thing is you have to slide your hand or move your fingers to play it

[RBNLM 1,640]

16 minutes ago, Didymus said:

I think that's not possible since they're speaking about a very specific project that "culminates" in one performance. The whole thing is basically an ad for Intel, showcasing how the brand allows human creativity to merge with the highest technological advances (for which Intel is known).

Intel is, as far as I know, never involved in straight-up musical performance products, so I'm definitely expecting nothing of that sort.

the grammy's are, this is a new project so a new venture for the Intel company

[Didymus 34,379]

Just now, RBNLM said:

the grammy's are, this is a new project so an venture for the Intel company

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Not sure what you're saying. Anyway, I'm not talking about the Grammy's.. I'm talking about whether or not Gaga and Intel are inventing a musical product that Gaga can use in her future performances. That's what the OP was about.

[Didymus 34,379]

2 minutes ago, Chump said:

You should just have watched the video (not that one with Gaga) from the Intel presentation. They are inventing the uninventable as she said.

They are inventing musical instruments that do not exist, the thing is you have to slide your hand or move your fingers to play it

Is that mentioned? Where did you get that from exactly?

[RBNLM 1,640]

1 minute ago, Didymus said:

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Not sure what you're saying. Anyway, I'm not talking about the Grammy's.. I'm talking about whether or not Gaga and Intel are inventing a musical product that Gaga can use in her future performances. That's what the OP was about.

if this is in collaboration with the grammy's it must be something music-related , not only visual.

[Dangerous Man 9,245]

10 minutes ago, Tropico said:

 This posticulous. What would be ARTPOP artisrr again? Because the OP brought up multiple ideas so what specifically would be ARTPOP all over again? And how could Gaga using innovative inventions be in anyway a bad thing?   

This post is more ridiculous. I'm sorry if you weren't aware ARTPOP was suppose to be an era incorporated with art, pop, sex, and TECH.

8 minutes ago, Totodile said:

Thats like saying if you fail one subject in school once, you should never try it again because you could never possibly improve

Sometimes you need to give up especially if you don't suceed no matter how hard you try. Have you heard about millions of artists who stopped their music career bc they just couldn't make it? I guess not yet since you're probably a perfectionist and can't accept failures aka like most ppl here.

[Dominic 11,922]

17 minutes ago, Didymus said:

 

Intel is, as far as I know, never involved in straight-up musical performance products, so I'm definitely expecting nothing of that sort.

Yeah,  they don't typically involve themselves in the music world however they do processors and this/last year they've really made advances in the way music is created so I wouldn't say it's a definite but who knows.