Here's what could be a glimpse into the distant future of music production. Mobile phone overlords Orange have teamed up with Point Blank music college to create a bonkers on-line audio sequencer which you can check out here.
Though relatively sophisticated for a web-based app the sequencer might seem inconsequential at the moment, but one day you might access all your music software this way. As well as (sort of) creating your own tracks you can use the online application to remix the next single from those button-pushing, block-rocking boys The Chemical Brothers. Apparently the winning mix will be included on the next single, but in these days of multiple formats and digital distribution who knows what that actually means...
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