Any sound you can imagine : making music/consuming technology /
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| Language: | English |
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Hanover, NH :
Wesleyan University Press : University Press of New England,
c1997.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Technology, consumption, and musical practice
- The industrial context of a "Revolution" in marketing and design
- Invention and innovation in electronic instrument design
- Consumption and "Democratization": Digital synthesizers, sounds and MIDI
- Music periodicals, the instrument industry, and the mucisians' community
- Communication networks and user groups: a musical democracy?
- Music/technology/practice: Musical knowledge in action
- The new "sound" of music: Technology and changing concepts of music
- "Live" and recorded: MIDI sequencing, the home studio, and copyright
- Conclusion: Toward a new model of musical production and consumption.