j'en met quelques un qui m'ont paru les plus intéressants
Analog Days: The Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer
by Trevor Pinch, Frank Trocco This book deals with the first years of electronic music instruments and their builders. Plenty of interviews and pictures.
Electronic Music Pioneers
by Ben Kettlewell
From Leon Theremin to software synths, and from Kraftwerk to gangster rap, the electronic music explosion has made an impact on almost every aspect of the music industry. This book tells the exciting stories of the people and inventions that revolutionized the musical sound palette.
Synthesizer Basics: Musician's Reference for Creating, Performing, and Recording Electronic Music
by Brent Hurtig
Good introduction to synthesier operation. Also covers MIDI, mixers and recording.
Analog Synthesis: The Newbie Guide to Synthesizers and Sound Design
by Reinhard Schmitz
Basics of sound, history of synthesizers, discussion of waveforms, filters, controllers, effects, etc.
Modulations: A History of Electronic Music: Throbbing Words on Sound
by Iara Lee, Peter Shapiro, Simon Reynolds
History of electronic music and sound generation with discussion of sampling and mixing.
Si à 50 ans t'est pas capable de faire du Drone à la Sunn O))) sur un Microbrute c'est que tu as raté ta vie
Déterrage.
Je suis en train de lire ce bouquin déniché chez un bouquiniste de Québec; très intéressant. Il y a certes une bonne partie sur le deejaying et la techno (pas trop mon truc), et il manque quelques incontournables (OMD, Moby, le Bristol sound - Massive Attack, Portishead, Morcheeba -, Thievery Corporation, ...) mais quand même beaucoup de références et de noms. Du beau boulot !
On vous demande de répondre par "Oui" ou par "Non", alors évidemment, "ça dépend" ça dépasse....
