A Brief History of Computer Music
Offered By: NDC Conferences via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Embark on a captivating journey through the evolution of computer-generated music in this 48-minute conference talk from NDC Oslo 2020. Explore the fascinating history of music made with code, from the scratchy tunes of the CSIR Mark 1 in the 1950s to modern algorithmic compositions. Meet the pioneering inventors of computer music, revisit iconic video game soundtracks, and discover how musicians created impressive sounds with limited technology. Learn about the development of never-ending algorithmic soundtracks and understand the profound impact of computer music on popular culture. Expect a nostalgic experience filled with vintage code demonstrations on classic computers, culminating in a musical adventure of epic proportions.
Syllabus
A Brief History of Computer Music - Anders Norås - NDC Oslo 2020
Taught by
NDC Conferences
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