The
Computer Music Journal: A home page and ftp site maintained
by MIT Press, the publishers of the Computer Music Journal. Includes
abstracts, editors notes, selected articles, sound files, source code,
references, subscription information, and submission guidelines.
Computer
Music Programs - Macintosh: A collection of ftp sites for
advanced sound design software. Includes Csound, MUSIC V, analysis/resynthesis
software, sound processors, sound generators, sound editors, plug-ins,
and utilities.
Electronic Music Foundation:
A society devoted to the historical preservation of electro-acoustic
music. Also included are historical photographs, a worldwide calendar
of events, and reviews of Joel Chadabe's history text Electric Sound:
The Past and Promise of Electronic Music.
Electronic Music
Interactive: An excellent interactive tutorial on the fundamentals
of sampling, synthesis, and MIDI developed at The University of Oregon.
The International Computer Music
Association: The site of the largest computer music society
in the world. Includes information on ICMA membership, the annual International
Computer Music Conference, the latest issue of Array, the ICMA journal,
a mailing list, and the ICMA Bregman Computer Music Links, perhaps the
most extensive collection on the web to date.
Macintosh Music Software:
Part of Shareware Music machine. Other pages are provided for Windows,
Linux, Be, OS/2, DOS, and Atari.
Mac
Music: Music, MIDI, and Audio on the Macintosh.
Mix Magazine Online:
A journal of sound recording and production. Includes selected articles
and subscription information.
Professional
Audio Companies: An extensive list of sites provided by
TriTech Electronics, Inc.
The Society of Electroacoustic
Music in the United States (SEAMUS): The site of the US's
largest electronic music organization. SEAMUS also maintains an extensive
listing of opportunities.
The Synth Zone:
An extensive collection of synthesizer information listed by manufacturer.
WWW
Pages Relating to Sound Composition: A list of web pages
and ftp sites dedicated to advanced audio topics, including digital
signal processing, auditory research, computer music, and virtual environments.
