Electronic Music composers not only create sounds for their compositions.
They create the space where in these sounds are placed, or can even move through
space trajectories.
In this lecture the concept of space will be (re-)defined
especially for use into modular synthesis structures.
Reflections are positional essentials in creating space. How space can be thought of as an indispensable element of music,
and with the kinds of approaches that emerge when space is dealt with from the start producing a sound work.
As this is a stereo broadcasting, this lecture is
customized for using two channels.
Part of this lecture will be explained by use of very down to earth examples in witch modules and their connections are explained
and followed by a more elaborated examples as musical sentences.
This lecture was a little part off and created from the e-Book Modular strategies in shaping reflections and space
Published by Donemus:
Publisher's number: 13663
More information about Modular Strategies in shaping reflections and space here
Roland Kuit for the Concertzender 2016
The modular synthesizer is a type of synthesizer, that exists in both physical and virtual forms, consisting of separate specialized modules. The modules are not hardwired together but are connected together with patch cords, a matrix patching system, or
switches to create a patch. The voltages from the modules may function as (audio) signals, control voltages, or logic conditions.
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