The New Way To Experience Live Music

Because of the pandemic, most live events are cancelled for everyone’s safety. That’s why most of us can’t go to live concerts and experience seeing our favorite artists perform their songs live. A new innovative speaker called Oda might just be an alternative way for concert goers to listen to their faves’ live music, as Fast Company details: 

Oda is unique in that it’s more akin to having Zoom on sleep mode all the time, and musicians can just walk up, activate it, and play.
The Oda speaker is paired with a membership ($79 for a three-month “season”), which gives the listener access to programming that plays through the speaker—and nowhere else. 
Musicians are paid for evening performances or weekend residencies. The artist is in charge of the experience: They simply press a button to activate the speakers and play direct to listeners. Just like a live tour or a ballet, there’s a calendar of performances, so there’s no changing the channels, but listeners can check out the lineup online before buying a membership. Listeners can put the speaker on “do not disturb” mode if they don’t want to listen to music; they can also use the Oda speakers to play their own music via Bluetooth or a line-in connection.

Image via Fast Company


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