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Technology gives traditional music a new twist

By Chen Nan | China Daily | Updated: 2019-06-22 06:52

The first thing you notice after stepping into Li Xiaobing's studio located in downtown Beijing is a dozen sound boxes of various sizes hanging on the walls.

In the middle of the room, the composer sits in front of a computer with two screens while playing his keyboard. And electric wires are scattered around the tables and computer, which makes his studio look like a lab.

"When music meets technology, great things could happen. For example, the music you are enjoying right now is like a 3D movie with vivid images conjured in your head and sounds surrounding you," says Li, who plays his composition Uproar in Heaven.

Technology gives traditional music a new twist

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