Title: The Virtual Sound Authors: Riccardo Bianchini, Alessandro Cipriani Edition: ConTempo Year: 1998 Pages: 603 Attachment: CD-Rom The Virtual Sound by Bianchini and Cipriani can be considered, along with The Csound Book by Richard Boulanger, a reference text for those interested in computer music and the use of Csound, the […]

Riccardo Bianchini, Alessandro Cipriani – The Virtual Sound

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Common Music is a programming language designed for music composition; developed by Heinrich Taube, it can be interfaced with a variety of other software for sound synthesis like Csound, SuperCollider, and many others. In March 2014, the version 3.9.0 has been released.

Common Music, not only for educational purposes

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COMMON MUSIC is a object-oriented multiplatform software, designed for the computer-assisted music composition. It allows to interface with many software developed for sound synthesis and control. In April 2011 was released the version 3.7.2.

Common Music

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Title: MIDI: A Comprehensive Introduction Author: Joseph Rothstein Publisher: A-R Editions Year: 1995 Page: 268 Series: The Computer Music Digital Audio Series, Vol. 7 The book by Joseph Rothstein has been for a long time an important reference for those involved in computer music and interested in learning or improve […]

Joseph Rothstein – MIDI: A Comprehensive Introduction

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HMSL is an object-oriented programming language developed over nearly a decade by Larry Polansky, David Rosenboom and Phil Burk. It is designed to help the composer in the real-time computer music composition and performance.

HMSL

Title: The Csound Book Edited by: Richard Boulanger Edition: The MIT Press Year: 2000 Pages: 740 Attachment: 2 CD-Rom Writtem through the contribution of numerous sound designers, this book is the reference text for all those who compose or are interested in composing music through Csound, the software developed in […]

Richard Boulanger – The Csound Book

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Developed for communication purposes, the Vocoder has had a successful implementation in the field of music. Created as an analog model in the late thirties, it was possible, then, also make a digital version, both software and hardware.

Vocoder

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W is a computer music software developed by Roger Dannenberg. It is based on object-oriented programming and is designed for real-time. In later years, his legacy has been collected from Aura.

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Jean-Claude Risset Year: 1988 Tracks: 9 Duration: 58 Min. Booklet: 15 pg. Label: Wergo (WER 2013-50) Series: Digital Music: Music With Computers This CD, published by Wergo for the Digital Music series, is a collection of some work that has made by the French composer from the late sixties to […]

Jean-Claude Risset – Homonymous

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Trevor Wishart is a composer who has devoted most of his career to composing music through the computer. Very important is their role in the development, teaching and promotion of computer music.

Trevor Wishart

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Title: Music by Computers Edited by: Heinz Von Foerster, James W. Beauchamp Publisher: John Wiley and Sons, Inc. Year: 1969 Pages: 139 Attachment: Four 33 rpm In 1966, during the Fall Joint Computer Conference, held in San Francisco, Heinz von Foerster decided to devote part of the conference to new […]

AA. VV. – Music by Computers

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The Syter is a real-time computer music system developed at Groupe de Recherches Musicales (GRM) in Paris since the mid-seventies. It was used until the mid-nineties before being replaced by GRM Tools.

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