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This workshop is part of #SoundUnfolded and will be the first of a series of software sessions taking place in the Machines Room classroom.įor any questions please email Unfolded brings together action-based ideas about sound. You will need your own computer (OSX / Windows/ Linux), and a pair of headphones. SuperCollider is an incredibly powerful, open-source, cross-platform, audio engine and programming language, used not only to create music, but also for machine listening, audio/music reactive installations, performance, interactive systems, research, live-coding and much more. an example from computer music of 100 tipsĪris Bezas is a creative coder mechanical engineer and phD candidate in Ionian University at AVARTS department with topic Heterogeneous System for Live Visuals with the use Dynamic Algorithmic Score. computer music magazines (music technology, future music, computer music, sound on sound et al.) can be a good source of tutorials and tips sections.

the miranda and cook sound synthesis textbooks have some related materials.recreating james moorer's thx sound by batuhan bozkurt.studio city, ca: michael wiese productions. viers, ric (2008) the sound effects bible: how to create and record hollywood style sound effects.(2001) sound design : the expressive power of music, voice, and sound effects in cinema. dan stowell has also supplied translations of some examples to supercollider: (now published by mit press) the first part of the book, on pd, is available for free download, and there are also some nice example chapters. farnell, andy (2008) designing sound: procedural audio for games and film.chris chafe (2004) "case studies of physical models in music composition".creativity and the computer, recontres musicales pluridisciplinaires, lyon, march, 1999. chris chafe (1999) "a short history of digital sound synthesis by composers in the u.s.a".

technical report 48, helsinki university of technology. evaluation of modern sound synthesis methods.

tero tolonen, vesa välimäki and matti karjalainen (1998).

(1996) "virtual musical instruments - natural sound using physical models." organised sound 1(2): 75-86 proceedings of the international computer music conference, montreal, oct 1991, pp. smith (1991) "viewpoints on the history of digital sound synthesis".

cook, perry (2002) real sound synthesis for interactive applications.

russ, martin (2004) sound synthesis and sampling (2nd edition) oxford: focal press.

(used to be eduardo miranda (1998) computer sound synthesis for the electronic - musician.

miranda, eduardo reck (2002) computer sound design : synthesis techniques and programming.

dean, roger (ed.) (2009) the oxford handbook of computer music.

brown, andrew (2007) computers in music education.

hackensack, nj: world scientific publishing co., inc. (2007) the theory and technique of computer music. loy, gareth (2007) musimathics, volumes 1 and 2.roads, curtis (ed.) (1989) the music machine.roads, curtis and strawn, john (eds.) (1985) foundations of computer music.hugill, andrew (2008) the digital musician.englewood cliffs, nj: p t r prentice hall richard (1990) elements of computer music. dodge, charles and jerse, thomas (1997) computer music synthesis, composition, and performance.roads, curtis (1996) the computer music tutorial.collins, nick (2009) introduction to computer music.wilson, scott, david cottle, and nick collins.the mit encyclopedia of the cognitive sciences (bradford book). Algorithmic Composition: Paradigms Of Automated Music Generation. Computer Sound Design : Synthesis Techniques and Programming. Understanding the Art of Sound Organization. Electronic and Experimental Music : Technology, Music, and Culture. New York London: Schirmer Books  Prentice Hall International. Computer Music : Synthesis, Composition, and Performance. Handmade Electronic Music: The Art of Hardware Hacking.