Sentence examples for computer music system from inspiring English sources

The interactive multi-channel computer music system known as the Virtual Orchestra has been used several times in professional opera and theater as an alternative to a live pit orchestra.

Mr. Sankaran and Mr. Rosenboom collaborated in two works, "Layagnanam" (1990), for mrdangam and computer music system, and Mr. Rosenboom's "Is Art Is" (1974), for virtually any combination of instruments, played here on piano and mrdangam.

John Chowning, talk, gold medal for computer music systems.

Interactive computer music systems and their players do this without image and have been for a long time.

By the end of the 1980s, computer music systems surpassed tape studio techniques and analog synthesizers as the electronic composition medium of choice among modern and experimental music composers.

The improvements in the field of human-computer interaction and interactive computer music systems influenced the robotic performers to listen and respond to human musicians in a realistic manner.

Looking back now on the pieces composed at Bell Labs around the time of "The Expanding Universe," Spiegel believes that they probably couldn't have happened at any of the university-administrated early computer-music systems, which she says, even in their infancy, gave off an "old boy network" air.

John Chowning for creating the computer music synthesis system John Chowning initiated the computer music project at SAIL, with the indispensable help of undergrad student David Poole, that became the internationally recognized Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA).

Released on Warner Classics in June last year, and reviewed in Vice at the time, the album documents sound artists Russell Haswell and Florian Hecker's experiments with Iannis Xenakis UPICcomputerer music composing system.

It's also a TV, a computer and a music system.

As computer technology developed and computers became more powerful and less expensive during the 1970s and '80s, the flexibility and sound-production capability of computer-based music systems attracted an increasing proportion of experimental music composers.