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Computers and Music; An Introduction

Model Railway Projects

1992

Remixthebook

Mark Amerika

2011

The Cambridge Companion to Electronic Music

Julio d'Escrivan

2008

Introduction to computer music

Nick Collins

2009

A DSP primer

Kenneth Steiglitz

1996

Classics in sequence

Paul Terry, Lloyd, William., William Lloyd

1992

Create Music with Scratch

Kevin Wood

2017

Electronic Music And Sound Design Theory And Practice With Max And Msp

Maurizio Giri

2013

CyberArts 2009

Hannes Leopoldseder, Gerfried Stocker, Christine Schopf

2009

The ultimate Sound Blaster book

Martin L. Moore

1993

Musical networks

Peter M. Todd

1999

Evolutionary computer music

Eduardo Reck Miranda

2007

Illustrated compendium of musical technology

Tristram Cary

1992

The technology of computer music

Max V. Mathews

1974

Power Tools for Reason 2.5

Kurt Kurasaki

2004

Virtual Music

David Cope

2001

Synthesizer performance and real-time techniques

Jeff Pressing

1992

Cyberarts 2010 Prix Ars Electronica

Hatje Cantz Publishers

2011

Sound blaster

Ivan Luk, Peter M. Ridge, David M. Golden et al.

1994

Cyberarts 2011

Gerfried Stocker

2011

Experimental music

Lejaren Arthur Hiller

1959

A Dictionary of electronic and computer music technology

Richard Dobson

1992

Creating music and sound for games

G. W. Childs

2007

Electronic and experimental music

Thom Holmes

2012

Automated Music Composition

Phil Winsor

1989

Synthesizers and computers

Brent Hurtig

1987

All You Need to Know About Music & the Internet Revolution

Conrad Mewton

2001

Microsound

Curtis Roads

2001

Computer music

Charles Dodge

1985

How to get the sound you want

Michael Prochak, Tim Prochak

2004

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