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does anyone know if you buy the paperback version you get the DVD or is it just the hardcover?
ReplyDeleteMan i wish i lived in SFO to get to see these guys autographs
Why do they call it the 'TAPE' music center? Why the word 'tape'?
ReplyDelete"Tape Music" preceded digital computer methods, you actually cut up audiotape with a razor and pasted it back together , it was pure "analog" beat slicing. Remeber we are talking about 1962 here when the tape center was founded.
ReplyDeleteCheck Wikipedia, this is what they say "Tape music is a form of music which began soon after tape recording was invented, as people could now create sounds that were for the first time identical with each performance. Users of this new technology began to develop a new musical ethic around the idea of the created artificial sound; as now music no longer had to be related to live performance of instruments, but now, the recording itself is the performance. Musique concrète made extensive use of magnetic tape, so much that the terms "tape music" and "musique concrete" were sometimes used interchangeably, though, strictly speaking, they are not necessarily the same thing.
Before recording technology, "music" referred only to live music. So when the recording media first appeared, the transformation of the music paradigm was profound. The experience of listening to music was seldom repetitive before recording, unlike listening to a tape which is more or less identical at each hearing. In addition, this experience is also shared by everyone who listens to the same recording, making commonality of message and musical experience a unifying social ritual for the first time.
The underlying philosophy of tape music spawned a whole new direction in musicianship, and music styles that would follow. Electronica, new age, rap, and other incarnations are direct descendants of the original tape music philosophy."
There's more on wikipedia too. TTFN
The sequencer for the 100 series was initially conceived as a way to replace splicing a lot of tape. It allowed for a bunch of "splices" in a row.
ReplyDeleteI think all modern electronic musicians should have to do one tape piece, just so they appreciate how good they have it.
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On wikipedia. It started in 1962 with tape.
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