Schaeffer, Stockhausen - electronic music 'roots'
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Electronic Music 101?
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Just to give props to the forefathers I will mention that what we consider "electronic music" which should really be called electronic *dance* music is in large part due to the efforts of two major figures in mid 20th century. There was a sort of competition (but not really) between France and Germany. The research in both countries was funded by the national radio broadcastin corporations of each contry. Franc's Pierre Schaeffer believed in mixing (called sampling today) sounds and making new sounds by tweaking existing sound/music via tape splicing/cutting/reverse taping and so forth which became known as musice concret (or concrete music). 1948 RTF (Radiodiffusion-television Francaise) broadcasted Pierre Schaeffer's Etude aux Chemin de Fer whiched marked the beginning of studio realizations and musique concrete.
Germany's Stockhausen worked largely with pure electronic devices that generated noise/music. The german school believed in pure electronic devices and sounds generated by analog devices. This effort was lead by Karlheinz Stockhausen and one of his seminal works is Microphonie I and II. His effort began in 1951 with the establishment of a Studio in Cologne -- NWDR (Nordwest Deutsche Rundfunk).
Later on these electronic music researchers collaborated with many others including each other. There was some work done prior to this in the 30's by for instance John Cage but it was largely tweaking around with a newly invented device called the tape recorder and prior to that many others had invented/devised novel 'electronic instruments' but no one had made it a life long effort to create a genre of music the way these two men and others who came after them did.
For info on earlier electronic instruments check out www.obsolete.com and for the bleeding edghe research on current electronic music research (using sound as particles as opposed to waves!!) please see the the create Project's 'Pulsar Generator' at UCSB: http://www.create.ucsb.edu/htmls/code.html
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Just to give props to the forefathers I will mention that what we consider "electronic music" which should really be called electronic *dance* music is in large part due to the efforts of two major figures in mid 20th century. There was a sort of competition (but not really) between France and Germany. The research in both countries was funded by the national radio broadcastin corporations of each contry.
Franc's Pierre Schaeffer believed in mixing (called sampling today) sounds and making new sounds by tweaking existing sound/music via tape splicing/cutting/reverse taping and so forth which became known as musice concret (or concrete music). 1948 RTF (Radiodiffusion-television Francaise) broadcasted Pierre Schaeffer's Etude aux Chemin de Fer whiched marked the beginning of studio realizations and musique concrete.
Germany's Stockhausen worked largely with pure electronic devices that generated noise/music. The german school believed in pure electronic devices and sounds generated by analog devices. This effort was lead by Karlheinz Stockhausen and one of his seminal works is Microphonie I and II. His effort began in 1951 with the establishment of a Studio in Cologne -- NWDR (Nordwest Deutsche Rundfunk).
Later on these electronic music researchers collaborated with many others including each other. There was some work done prior to this in the 30's by for instance John Cage but it was largely tweaking around with a newly invented device called the tape recorder and prior to that many others had invented/devised novel 'electronic instruments' but no one had made it a life long effort to create a genre of music the way these two men and others who came after them did.
For info on earlier electronic instruments check out www.obsolete.com and for the bleeding edghe research on current electronic music research (using sound as particles as opposed to waves!!)
please see the the create Project's 'Pulsar Generator' at UCSB:
http://www.create.ucsb.edu/htmls/code.html
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UC santa cruz actually uses this text for a course titled Bioinformatics 101. you may find links to this and other bioinformatics resources at http://medanth.members.easyspace.com/index.html#bi oinformatics
hey if this guy kept all them Micorserf bees busy making service packs for other service packs for security patches for other security patches to patch the latest buggy update of the last bug, just imagine how much he can solidify the Bush-Dick-Colon trinity's hold on power. he he he ;)
they haven't hammered out an agreement yet. but most likely sooner or later the home will be replaced by @cox or @home.cox or something along those lines. basically it's a good time to switch to web based services like yahoooooooo
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Yes, I'm not sure what time zone they were in, but it sure didn't last 'til midnight Cali time.
i watched the start and took off, hoping i could fish it outo of Temp files, but noooooooo, noth'n there to be fished, i guess i'll have to rent it or wait for a mirror . . . ?!?
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http://www.vcdhelp.com/
This site will help you to make your own VideoCDs, SVCDs or
DVDs from sources like DVD, Video, TV, Cam or downloaded
movie clips like DivX, MOV, RM and ASF.
http://zor.org/svcrunderground
StreamBox VCR is a Download Manager for Microsoft Windows.
It is specifically made to facilitate the recording of streaming audio and video media.
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