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Poeme electronique
Edgard Varese
Composed with tape, electronic sound generators, recorded acoustic sounds
Premiered at the Brussels Worldās Fair in the Philips Pavilion
Pot au Feu
Delia Derbyshire (1968)
Composed using various tape loops from the BBC library of sounds
slow intro then fast section
Partiels
GĆ©rard Grisey.
Written for 18 instruments, the piece is considered a defining work of spectral music
Woodpecker No. 2
By Merbow
An example of noise music
Sounds like static
moDernisT
Ryan Maguire
Created by salvaging the sounds lost to mp3 compression from the song āTomās Dinerā, famously used as one of the main controls in the listening tests to develop the MP3 encoding algorithm
āMovement 1ā from 1-Bit Symphony
Tristan Perich
Composed on a single microchip
The CD case IS the performer!
Generates all sound with a 1-bit on-off electrical pulse
Literally 0s and 1s
Has a melody but is scratchy
Bucephalus Bouncing Bal
by Aphex Twin, from the Come to Daddy EP (1997)
Most sounds generated by processing a sample of a bouncing ball, despite not having access to a power DAW with a graphical interface at the time
percussion sounds like a ball bouncing
Archangel
Burial, from the album Untrue. (2007)
Produced in Sound Forge, which lacked true multitrack capabilities and other features present in most DAWs
Includes:
Pitch-shifted, heavily edited vocal samples
Samples from the Metal Gear Solid video game series
Skipped drum patterns resulting from uneven loop edits
My Home is in the Delta
Muddy Waters, from the album Folk Singer (1964)
Use of an echo chamber, a separate space in the studio designed for its reflective characteristics
Sweet Jane
Cowboy Junkies, from the album The Trinity Session (1988)
Notable for the use of a single microphone with the band arranged in a circle around it
The volume balance between performers was carefully calibrated with their distance from the mic and volume of amplifiers
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