Jihel
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Post by Jihel on Sept 28, 2020 12:15:44 GMT
Given that this thread seems to have turned into book club, this is a great paper - but very dense! Likewise for this, push through and they've got some really interesting ideas. We are here in the "strange" world of acousmatic-concrete-electroacoustic musics, far away AEM  But, yes, we can found interesting ideas for composing, and mixing analog electronic with concrete music become commonplace today.
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Lugia
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Post by Lugia on Sept 29, 2020 0:32:01 GMT
Then there's Allen Strange's book, Electronic Music: Systems, Techniques and Controls, which has been discussed here previously. Don't try to buy a real copy at the moment, unless you have some serious money to burn, for example here or vaguely cheaper here. As many have said on this forum, and elsewhere, this is an excellent and detailed book. A few forum members can probably make a pdf available upon request.
Allen Strange's book is more demanding, but also very rewarding, and just an hour sitting with it will create ideas that you'll be itching to make real - all IMO, of course  If applied carefully, it could easily become the basis for a number of Patch Challenges. The other big importance of Strange's book is the wealth of circuit diagrams. This thing is a veritable cookbook of devices. As for a PDF for FREE of this, get over to www.scribd.com/doc/233506126/Allen-Strange-Electronic-Music-Systems-Copy You'll be glad you did! |
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If applied carefully, it could easily become the basis for a number of Patch Challenges.