Author: Alex Di Nunzio
If you are a Linux user, and you are searching a free and open source audio platform like Cubase, Qtractor is a very interesting option. Completely written in C++, this […]
Authors: Various Title: Computer Music From the Outside In Label: Folkways Records Year: 1983 Tracks: 4 + 4 Duration: 00:42:41 It is rare to find an interesting recording project like […]
Sodaphonic is a small audio editor available as a web app, free and easy to use.Suitable for those who need a fast audio editing – pass me the expression that […]
In the comments of this article, a few months ago, I had been reported by the author, this plug-in for Acousmographe, Aural Sonology, far from new, but still interesting, also […]
The first post of 2016 is dedicated to the great events: February 22 next will be staged Beyond the Fence, the first musical made entirely on the computer. A big […]
Some time ago I wrote an article about HPSCHD, a great multimedia performance created by John Cage and Lejaren Hiller in 1969, and designed to celebrate the centenary of the […]
Some recent reviews posted here on musicainformatica, and other conversations were born elsewhere, have prompted me to spend some time to those programs, or utilities, developed for the conversion of […]
Title: Cybernetic Serendipity: The Computer and the Arts Author: Vari Edited by: Jasia Reichardt Publisher: Studio International Special Issue Year: 1968 Pages: 106 Cybernetic Serendipity is the title of an exhibition that I […]
Title: Acoustic Communication Author: Barry Truax Publisher: Ablex Publishing Corporation Year: 1984 (2nd edition 2001) Pages: 244 Barry Truax is a very well-known composer in the field of computer music, both for […]
I imagine that most users know that Wikipedia is an inexhaustible source of knowledge where you can find (almost) any information that is worthy of being known. How many of […]
