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The Impossible Music of Black MIDI

28 点作者 mattdennewitz超过 11 年前

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bitwize超过 11 年前
And then there&#x27;s Peter Ablinger: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muCPjK4nGY4" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=muCPjK4nGY4</a>
beat超过 11 年前
Very cool. I was turned on to the music of Conlon Nancarrow a zillion years ago in college, by a music professor. Nancarrow is often called one of the fathers of electronic music, but he never understood it. After all, he never wrote for a synthesizer or sequencer in his life! Nancarrow&#x27;s music is very dense and intellectually intense, but it&#x27;s also very emotional, full of humor and love. It&#x27;s not (always) cold the way a lot of process-driven composers like Schoenberg were cold.<p>Nancarrow&#x27;s own player pianos were customized with steel and leather hammers to get an even more powerful sound. The recordings in his studio are amazing, but I imagine it must have been far more intense live.
klipt超过 11 年前
If you throw enough sine waves together, you can get anything, but I&#x27;m not sure how many of the sounds produced in those pieces are really <i>new</i>. A lot of it just sounds like white noise, or percussion, or tremolo notes.<p>Also midi output is heavily dependent on the synthesizer. More so when you&#x27;re throwing so many notes together like this.
xmonkee超过 11 年前
Awesome. I wonder how much the youtubification is ruining the audio in the songs.
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