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ویرایش: First نویسندگان: edited by Ezra J. Teboul, Andreas Kitzmann, and Einar Engström. سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9781003219484, 9781032113470 ناشر: Routledge سال نشر: 2024 تعداد صفحات: 501 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 12 مگابایت
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Cover Half Title Endorsements Title Page Copyright Page Contents Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction Note Works Cited Preface (All Patched Up: A Material and Discursive History of Modularity and Control Voltages) Modularity and Control Voltages in Electronic Sound As Experiments As Commodities As Technical Concepts An Industrial History of Control/Power/Signal The Relay as an Amplifier of Signals-Thinking The Relay as a Trigger for Modularity in the Electronics Industry The Vacuum Tube and the Transistor as Amplifiers of Modular Practices in the Electronics Industry Computing Hardware as the Material Basis for the Eurorack Format From Patch Up to Punch Up: Synth-Ethics or the Stakes of Modular Electronic Sound Notes References 1. The Buchla Music Easel: From Cyberculture to Market Culture Introduction \"The Genesis of the Electric Music Box\" Manifesting the Electric Music Box The Model 208 Stored Program Sound Source From Counterculture to Cyberculture (to Market Culture) Buchla in the Analog Revival Conclusion: The Easel as Object of Desire Notes References 2. Modular Synthesizers as Conceptual Models Introduction Heyde\'s Modular Organology Deleuze and Guattari\'s Thought Synthesizer Kittler\'s Wagnerian Machine Conclusions Notes Bibliography 3. A Time-Warped Assemblage as a Musical Instrument: Flexibility and Constauration of Modular Synthesis in Willem Twee Studio 1 Willem Twee Studios WTS Studio 1 Modularity Preservation and Interpretative Flexibility Instauration, Consolidation, Constauration Attachment Acknowledgments Notes 4. Interview Dani Dobkin on Repairing the Computer Music Center Buchla Instrument and Teaching Modular Synthesis Notes References 5. Gordon Mumma\'s Sound-Modifier Console Preface Context A Design Emerges Circuit Overview and Concepts A Balance Modulator (BM) Generates Sidebands Balanced Modulation Circuits Mumma\'s Design How the MC1545 Does Balanced Modulation and Other Tasks Squelch (SQ) Tremolo Oscillators The Twin-Tee Filter The Filter Oscillates at One Frequency Tuning Adding Voltage-Control Envelope Follower High-Pass Filter Voltage-Control, Again Afterword Note Acknowledgments Notes References 6. Artist Statement: Switchboard Modulars - Vacant Levels and Intercept Tones Escanaba: First Spark of an Idea Synthesis of Ideas/Searching for Precedents/First Mentors Patchpoint #1: Influential Encounters and Decisions - The End of Naming Patchpoint #2: Ambiguous Boundaries/Drum Machines/Names Patchpoint #3: Influential Encounters and Decisions - Approaches to Materiality Patchpoint #4: The Sandbox Patchpoint #5: Playing the Machine Patchpoint #6: Overlaps and Portals Patchpoint #8: Systems for Encoding Space Note Reference Websites 7. Eurorack to VCV Rack: Modular Synthesis as Compositional Performance Notes List of References Text Audio 8. Strange Play: Parametric Design and Modular Learning Introduction Distributions of the Sensible: \'Talent Regimes\' and the Null Curriculum \'Forgotten Basics\': Sound Learning from the Inside Out From Null Curriculum to Modular Practice Conclusion: Parametric Play and Material-Centric Learning Acknowledgements References 9. Grid Culture Lines as a Gear Culture Interfacing the Community Discourses and Community Conclusion Notes References 10. Modular Ecologies Breaking Apart in Order to Put Back Together Differently Formations Modular on the Spot The Beirut Synthesizer Center We Need Any Kind of Center Translation Surrender View from a Height 11. Ourorack: Altered States of Consciousness and Auto-Experimentation with Electronic Sound The Palimpsest Reminded of What Dreams Sound Like Cybernetic Circuits Called with Secret Codes and Unutterable Names Gateways to Electronic Otherworlds Scriptio Inferior Notes References 12. Patching Possibilities: Resisting Normative Logics in Modular Interfaces Introduction Modular Patching Interfaces Mating Connections, Gendering Interaction Modularity & Cybernetics in Synthesis Systems Interfaces & Metaphors Patching Possibility Androgynous Nodes littleBits Leaky Matrices Intermodulations & Sympathetic Connections Conclusion Notes References 13. Draft/Patch/Weave: Interfacing the Modular Synthesizer with the Floor Loom Weaving Basics Drafting Patterns in Max/MSP Hardware and Software Performing Weaving Drafts Creative Process Reflections References 14. Composing Autonomy in Thresholds and Fragile States Introduction Part 1: Thresholds and Fragile States (Reprint) Introduction Modeling Biological Autonomy through Sound Technical Details of the Autonomous Circuits Performance Instructions References Part 2 Measuring Autonomy The Chaotic Oscillator Modeling the Oscillator Coupling between Oscillators Computational Experiments Experiment 1: Auditory Neotaxis Measuring Long-Term Change Experiment Design Results and Analysis Experiment 2: Mapping the Possibility Space Experiment Design Results and Analysis Notes References 15. Virtual Materiality: Simulated Mediation in the Eurorack Synthesizer Format The Make Noise/Soundhack Erbe-Verb: A Meta-Reverb ModBap Modular: \"Everything Is Vinyl\" Radio Music: A Digital Emulation of Radio Aesthetics Aesthetics of Digital and Analog Systems Notes 16. Interview: Designing Instruments as Designing Problems Note 17. Interviews with Four Toronto-Based Modular Designers Notes 18. Interview Notes 19. Interview 20. Interview Note 21. Modular Synthesis in the Era of Control Societies Bibliography 22. Randomness, Chaos, and Communication Introduction History Random Methods: Shift Registers My Design Process and Between Everything and Nothing Teaching Notes Bibliography 23. Interview Notes 24. From \"What If?\" To \"What Diff?\" and Back Again Introduction Transformation Deltas Patch Histories From \"What if?\" To \"What diff?\" And Back Again Future Paths Note References 25. Interview: The Mycelia of Does-Nothing Objects Index