With the world of music technology exploding and expanding around us every day, music students need a concise and easy-to-read guide to this new technological universe. This handy, A-to-Z reference more than amply fulfils that need. From DVDs and CD-ROMs, to MP3s and I-Pods, "The Guide" includes: definitions of key concepts; biographies of key figures; and, discussion of the development of the audio world over the twentieth century. Including student-friendly features such as sidebars, timeline, web resources and illustrations, this latest addition to the "Routledge Guides" series is perfect for music students, technophiles, and anyone involved in the use of audio, video or computer music.
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Thom Holmes is the author of Electronic and Experimental Music (Routledge 2001), among other books on contemporary music.
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sound recording field, woofer systems, celluloid cylinders, skating force, reprocessed stereo, rear radiation, sound preservation, loudspeaker design, lateral recording, tinfoil phonograph, cutting stylus, woofer cone, acoustic era, electronic music instruments, stereophonic recording, stereo discs, audio enthusiasts, electrostatic loudspeaker, tape composition, turntable speed, cylinder records, tone arm, microphone design, record changer, exponential horn Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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