The Technology of Computer Music

1969

Book

MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts
First edition
Hardback with dust jacket
vii, 188 pages
9.5" tall

The Library

Description

The Technology of Computer Music, published in 1969, is the manual for Music V, the program in which the computer calculates the sound wave itself from a score. Max Mathews of Bell Telephone Laboratories wrote the first version, Music I, in 1957, and here he explains how the program works, with instruments built from “unit generators.” Joan E. Miller and F. R. Moore, his colleagues at Bell Labs, and the composer Jean-Claude Risset wrote the Music V manual chapter with him, and he wrote the appendix on psychoacoustics with another colleague, John R. Pierce.

Music By Computers by Heinz von Förster, 1969

Music By Computers Multiple Artists1969 Sound

Computer Music / Musik der Senoi (Mayala) Native Music by Max Vernon Mathews, 1965

Computer Music / Musik der Senoi (Mayala) Native Music Multiple Artists1965 Sound

Music From Mathematics (Box Set) by Max Vernon Mathews, 1960-1961

Music From Mathematics (Box Set) Multiple Artists1960-1961 Sound

Computer Composities by Max Vernon Mathews, 1967 (ca)

Computer Composities Multiple Artists1967 (ca) Sound

Voice of the Computer by Max Vernon Mathews, 1970

Voice of the Computer Multiple Artists1970 Sound

Folgende Folge aus dem Tschechischen by Konrad Balder Schäuffelen, 1969

Folgende Folge aus dem Tschechischen Konrad Balder Schäuffelen1969 Book

bit international 5/6: the word image / poésie concrète by Vera Horvat-Pintarić, 1969

bit international 5/6: the word image / poésie concrète Vera Horvat-Pintarić1969 Ephemera

bit international 4: design by Matko Meštrović, 1969

bit international 4: design Matko Meštrović1969 Ephemera