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Wendy Carlos
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Secrets of Synthesis
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| Label © |
Unknown |
| Release Year |
1987 |
| Length |
52:14 |
| Genre |
Electronic |
| Personal Star Rating [1-5] |
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| Ref# |
W-0012 |
| Bitrate |
~144 Kbps |
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| Info |
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1.
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Introduction
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2:06
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2.
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Examples Of Analog Timbres
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3:45
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Choral Tone, Vibrato, Articulation
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2:55
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4.
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Vocal Synthesis
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6:51
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5.
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Performance Values
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4:31
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6.
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Simple Orchestration
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2:22
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7.
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Electronic Pointillism & Hocketing
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3:35
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For Spatial Motion
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1:11
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9.
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Ensemble Performance Via Click-Tracks
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2:30
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10.
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Imitative Synthesis
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0:59
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11.
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Musique Concrete Plus Synthesizer
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2:21
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12.
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Orchestra With Synthesizer
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0:52
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13.
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Digital Synthesis
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5:46
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Digital vs. Analog
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5:58
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Hybrid Timbres
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3:08
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16.
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Alternative Tunings - The Future
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3:24
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More than just a demonstration disc on electronic music — the examples are original creations from her own works, from the best-selling "Switched-On Bach" to "Digital Moonscapes," and contain extremely interesting theories and a new procedure for harmonic synthesis that results in sounds never heard before. (There's an interesting article on this with a floppy disc demo in Keyboard magazine for November, 1986.) — "Blue" Gene Tyranny
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