41. List Of Electronic Music Genres - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia List of electronic music genres. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Contemporary electronic music includes many different styles or musical genres, such as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electronic_music_genres

List of electronic music genres From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Musical genre List of genres of music Genres: A-F Genres: G-M ... Blues Electronic music Heavy metal Hip hop Contemporary electronic music includes many different styles or musical genres , such as: Ambient Ambient groove Illbient Organic ambient ... Trip hop (aka the "Bristol Sound") Electro Electronica Big beat Ghettotech ... Electronic body music (EBM) Futurepop Old-school EBM Hardcore techno Noise ... Intelligent dance music (IDM) Bitpop Chip music Glitch Miami Bass http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami_bass Musique concrète New Age Nortec (electronic style from Tijuana Mexico Rave (see old skool) Synth pop Electroclash (late , early version) Electropop incarnation) Synthpunk Techno Death techno Detroit techno ... Electronic music Genres Ambient Breakbeat Electronica Electronic art music ... Synth pop Views Article Discussion Edit History Personal tools Log in Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Donations Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Special pages This page was last modified 03:00, 4 Jun 2004. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

42. Release Music Magazine - Alternative And Electronic Music Site Alternative music news, features, reviews, tour dates, competitions, classified ads, links and more. Speciality electronic, industrial, goth, indie. http://www.releasemagazine.net/

43. Moonshine Music Specializes In Electronic Music And DJ Culture. Moonshine Music releases everything from Techno, Dance, House, Trance, Acidjazz, Jungle, Hardcore, Breakbeat TripHop Electronic Listening Music. http://www.moonshine.com/

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44. Centre For Electronic Music Online: Bulletins, Agenda & More http://www.cemstudio.com/

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45. Encyclopedia Of Electronic Music http://www.eem.hotbox.ru/

46. Electronic Music Directory SynGate (former platform of KLEM Kontakt Liefhebbers Electronische Muziek - Club for Lovers of electronic music). Index. Visit this index http://members.tripod.com/~emusic/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Editor: Joerg This is an English edition only (unless other stated) Purpose T his Web site is dedicated to the wonderful realm of electronic music and intends to inform about artists of electronic music (e-m) and e-m in general. This is done either by linking to distant sites or -and that's what I am trying to set up- by providing own texts. If you would like to know what electronic music the way I understand is have a look at this site's FAQ , please. Since it is my purpose to inform the interested people about the artists I am trying to provide an index that is as complete as possible. If possible, the artists portraits that I created contain a complete listing of all works done so far. FAQ T here are always some questions left to a site. Here you will get first aid: the "obligatory" collection of frequently asked questions (FAQ) about this site. Visit the FAQ Link to this Web site I f you think this is a good site and if you would like to support electronic music then feel free to link to my Web site. Have a look at the FAQ to get to know how to get a logo with an appropriate link. Thank you!

47. Salon.com Arts & Entertainment | The Strange Triumph Of Electronic Music The strange triumph of electronic music It may not be on the radio, but it s the most influential and unifying force in pop music today. http://www.salon.com/ent/feature/2002/06/19/electronic_music/

Click Here Search About Salon Table Talk Advertise in Salon ... Search All of Salon.com Directory Hot Topics The Fix Heather Havrilesky on TV What We're Listening To Clear Channel ... Movie Reviews Articles by date All of Salon.com By department Books Comics ... Table Talk [Spirited Salon forums] Best in show: The films of Christopher Guest./a> How scary IS "Stage Parents"? Posts of the week The Well [Pioneering members-only discussions] Rock 'n' roll memoirs Sound Off E-mail Salon Send us a Letter to the Editor Recent Letters Downloads Get Salon.com on your PDA The strange triumph of electronic music It may not be on the radio, but it's the most influential and unifying force in pop music today. By Andrew John Ignatius Vontz In 1997, at the height of the so-called big beat invasion, I walked into a Foot Locker store in Beverly Hills to buy a new pair of shoes. I may have been looking for some Air Max 95s. At some point, house music came thundering over the in-store sound system and strobes began to flash. I dropped whatever sneaker I was holding and waited for smoke to billow into the room while everyone pumped their fists in the air and danced. Instead, everyone kept shopping.

48. Theory And Techniques Of Electronic Music Theory and Techniques of electronic music DRAFT -. This is an ongoing book project by Miller Puckette http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques.htm

Theory and Techniques of Electronic Music DRAFT This is an ongoing book project by Miller Puckette ; chapters 1-7 are written out of 11 planned. The book accompanies the "audio examples" in the Pd documentation. The current version is "v0.04". Browse the HTML version or download the PDF or Postscript version. Here is a snapshot of the Pd examples in TGZ and Zip format. Here are Pd patches for making the figures in TGZ and Zip format. Here are

49. Theory And Techniques Of Electronic Music Theory and Techniques of electronic music. Miller Puckette University of California, San Diego DRAFT Copyright ©2003 Miller Puckette. http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques/latest/book-html/

Next: Contents Contents Index Theory and Techniques of Electronic Music Miller Puckette University of California, San Diego DRAFT Contents Introduction Acoustics of digital audio signals Measures of Amplitude ... About this document ... msp 2003-12-08

50. Inventors Assistance League: History Of Electronic Music History of electronic music is a chart that contains dates, inventors and notes of interest to electronic music. History of electronic music. http://www.inventions.org/electronic-music/

Be sure to visit our: Toll Free Number: (877) IDEA-BIN Telephone: Fax: Office Hours: Monday-Saturday Pacific Time Postal Address: 403 S. Central Av. Glendale, CA Office Staff: Appointments: Norma Castro General Info: Rusty Ruscetta Patent Counsel: Ted De Boer Director of Educational Services: Bob Mason Student Associates/Interns: Matthew Alagala Lusine Muradyan Web Page Design and Management: Maria Ny History of Electronic Music Date Person/Item Notes of Interest to Electronic Music 2800 BC King Fang Ho Tcheng-Tin Documented a 53 note/octave scale. Anticipated a Western 12 tone scale. 10 BC-30 AD Marcus Vitruvius Pollio Roman architect interested in acoustics and transmission of sound. Wrote concerning the design of ampitheatres. Don Nicola Vincentino Sir Francis Bacon Wrote "New Atlantis" Gaspare P. Schoto Wrote "Magiae Universalis" Athanasius Kircher Johan Sebastian Bach Finished the "Well Tempered Clavier" where he introduced and proved the then novel concept of tempered tuning which since has become the basis for most Western music through the 20th century. 1700's Mozart , CPE Bach, Haydn All were interested in "automatic music" and wrote music for mechanical instruments.

51. UTEMS Includes information about composers who have attended or taught at the school. http://www.utexas.edu/cofa/music/ems/

52. MEMO Nonprofit organization bringing together artists, composers, and independent recording labels to create a more accessible market for electronic music. Features links, interviews, artist profiles and news. http://www.oscillator.org/

The Midwest Electronic Music Organization membership artist of the month events Other Links ... Board Of Directors Please e-mail us of your interests or Questions: chroma@sbcglobal.net Please visit our Other links Mission Statement Established in 1996 as a nonprofit arts, education membership organization to bring together artists, composers, and independent recording labels to create a more accessible market. Creation of the organization was one, to have an annual international multimedia festival, conduct seminars, and provide scholarships to University students that are recording industry and engineer degree oriented, exploring an interest in educational opportunities in their field. Furthermore, we have established a network of composers and recording labels worldwide that are keen to our development as well as manufacturers of equipment used by them. We have developed programming for Public Radio in the State of Wisconsin that has a potential listener base of 50,000+, that completely enjoy this kind of music. Mail all inquiries to: MEMO, 312 W. 15th Ave., Oshkosh, WI 54902

53. WebRing: Hub The electronic music Ring (eMusic) features websites dealing with the creation and distribution of electronic music, such as ambient, atmospheric, techno http://w.webring.com/hub?ring=emusic

54. Peff.com - ReBirth, Reason & Other Electronic Music Diversions Website of Kurt Kurasaki, aka Peff. Author of Power Tools for Reason 2.5, Audio Resources for electronic music. Featuring Propellerheads http://www.peff.com/

55. OHM- The Gurus Of Electronic Music OHM The Early Gurus of electronic music. The end result is OHM- The Early Gurus of electronic music on Ellipsis Arts (available April 24th). http://www.furious.com/perfect/ohm/

OHM- The Early Gurus of Electronic Music INTERVIEWS AND ESSAYS BY JASON GROSS (April 2000) The end result is OHM- The Early Gurus of Electronic Music on Ellipsis Arts (available April 24th). Along with Thomas and the Ellipsis crew, we worked long and hard to contact all of the living composers to get quotes about their pieces as well as find archival essays and photos to go along with comments from artists influenced by these composers. Gruelling as it was, I hope that the end result will be worthwhile to anyone with an interest in electronic music. I myself learned a lot from the experience and found myself with a treasure trove of material that we were not able to include in the accompanying booklet. Rather than let this historic material gather dust in my drawers, I thought I'd like to share this important material with the online world. As with OHM , I hope that this will become an invitation to you to explore more of this rich and astounding field. TRACK LISTING : see exactly what's on OHM INTRODUCTION :The original essay for the release HISTORY: Interviews and essays Milton Babbitt : talks about "Philomel" Columbia-Princeton Electronic Center : the first American electronic co-operative Charles Dodge : talks about his "Speech Songs" Herbert Eimert : interview with Konrad Boehmer INA-GRM : the origins of this pioneering French studio Alvin Lucier : talks about "Music on A Long Thin Wire" MEV : Allan Bryant talks about his old group Steve Reich : talks about "Pendulum Music" and his

56. WDR Studio, Cologne- Electronic Music OHM The Early Gurus of electronic music. WDR. Each history comes with past history and that applies to the Studio for electronic music in Cologne as well. http://www.furious.com/perfect/ohm/wdr.html

OHM- The Early Gurus of Electronic Music WDR WDR (Westdeutscher Rundfunk)- radio station in Cologne, Germany where a studio was establised in 1951 to "compose directly onto magnetic tape." Compiled by Thomas Ziegler Schwingende Elektronen Each history comes with past history and that applies to the Studio for Electronic Music in Cologne as well. The following facts are part of the past history to the same degree: - the musical development in the first half of the 20th century - the history of mechanical instruments to the development of the "electric" or "electronic" instruments in the thirties (there always has been an argument regarding the terminology, similar to arguments about the expression "electronic music") - the fact that magnetic sound storing only came into existence in the early fifties - the work, the following people did prior to 1951, those people are of enormous importance to the start or development of electronic music: Robert Beyer, Herbert Eimert and Werner Meyer-Eppler. Robert Beyer, born 1901 in Wittlich, studied at the universities of Halle and Berlin

57. Electronic Music Midwest A festival of new electroacoustic music in the Midwest. Composers, regardless of region, age, or nationality are invited to submit works. All concerts are http://www.electronicmusicmidwest.org/

58. Electronic Music Lab (EML) Singapore FAQ) Postal address electronic music Lab, Centre for the Arts, National University of Singapore, 10 Kent Ridge Crescent, Singapore 119260, SINGAPORE. http://www.eml.org.sg/

Latest Events ElectrOdyssey 2004: Journeys - The Photos Memories of our highly successful concert on 28 Feb 04, a unique collaboration with Fine Art Photographer Chui Sim www.chuisim.com Visit our Photo Album Visit our Photo Album About Us Electronic mail : info@eml.org.sg FAX (65)7781956 Before sending us any email please read our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Postal address - Electronic Music Lab, Centre for the Arts, National University of Singapore, 10 Kent Ridge Crescent, Singapore 119260, SINGAPORE. The Electronic Music Lab is a facility based at the National University of Singapore's Centre for the Arts, where members can create, record and experiment with Electronic Music. Activities Classes still open Sound Engineering on Wednesday nights 7-9pm Computer Music on Friday nights 7-9pm Computer Music on Saturday mornings 10a-12noon (repeat of Friday night) Location - NUS Centre for the Arts (next to Raffles Hall) map here Our

59. Electronic Musician - Featuring Gear Reviews, Audio Tutorials, Loops And Samples This coverage includes recording and liveperformance, electronic musical instruments, and music production hardware and software. http://www.emusician.com/

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60. EMUSIC-L Weblog EMUSICL Weblog. About EMUSIC-L Weblog, an irregularly-updated electronic music blog Joe McMahon mcmahon@ibiblio.org. Online course in electronic music http://www.ibiblio.org/mcmahon/emusic-l/

EMUSIC-L Weblog About EMUSIC-L Weblog, an irregularly-updated electronic music blog Joe McMahon mcmahon@ibiblio.org Subscribe Subscribe to a syndicated feed of the EMUSIC-L weblog. Links EMUSIC-L weblog Welcome About the list Info/docs/FAQs ... Back issues Thu, 03 Jun 2004 The David Tudor website Full of fascinating ideas about Tudor's performance style, diagrams of some of the beautiful "scores", and a lovely, lovely page of the wonderful tangles of electronics he and his collaborators have used. The story about setting the house speakers afire was particularly fun. http://www.emf.org/tudor/ /composers permanent link Thu, 29 Apr 2004 Futuresonic 04 Festival Now ongoing in Manchester - Things started up on the 27th, but will keep on going until May 8th, I wish I'd gotten this up a little earlier. See www.futuresonic.com for more details. It looks like there'll be some very interesting live events and performers. Joe Zawinul (!); Philip Jeck, whose primary instrument is the Dansette turntable; a virtual sound environment in Cathedral gardens; DJs with Theremins, Kaoss pads, and laser harps; free audio and DJ workshops and talks. i Wow. Wish I could be there.

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