maes
(maes)
May 17, 2011, 6:07pm
1
hi, anyone got any tips on what to read regarding synthesizing sound and the workings of the math behind computer music etc?
to give you an idea: i’ve begun to read the theory and technique of electronic music by http://en.wikipedia…Miller_Puckette which is free to download but can also be bought. (rather expensive though) seems to be a good read and i guess one can get hands on experience since there are examples in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Data .
a good place to start? is pd worth learning or is one of these http://en.wikipedia…onments#General better?
your thoughts and tips, please! (=
Mane
(Mane)
May 19, 2011, 12:19pm
2
Here’s some of my favourites…
Textbooks:
4.7 out of 5 stars,
ISBN: 978-0262680820,
MIT Press,
4 Apr 1996,
£51.99
More specific:
5.0 out of 5 stars,
ISBN: 978-0262681544,
MIT Press,
17 Sep 2004,
£22.75
Jonas
(Djeroek)
May 19, 2011, 1:49pm
3
Audible Design – ISBN 095103137
A plain and easy introduction to practical sound composition
from Electronic Music Foundation or Digital Music Archive or ICR
or bookshops.
On Sonic Art – ISBN 371865461 or (paperback) 37186547X
The aesthetics of composition in a digital age
published by Taylor and Francis Books
from bookshops.
How to Make a Noise by Simon Cann is one of my personal favorites on Synthesis.
maes
(maes)
May 22, 2011, 6:55pm
5
thanks for taking your time. much appreciated! checking out the reviews and scope of these now! (=
carmazine
(carmazine)
May 23, 2011, 12:02am
6
If you want to try PD check out these tutorial vids:
Great stuff.
Dude thanks! I’ve always wanted to learn more about PD. It’s really difficult to use, and these tutorials will help.