International Documentation of Electroacoustic Music

International Documentation of Electroacoustic Music – This site is the home of several databases of information about the production, research and teaching of electroacoustic music. Their are two databases. The first covers electronic music studios. The second covers the works that have been produced in these studios. You can search the databases online, or browse… Read More International Documentation of Electroacoustic Music

Fractal Music Lab

Fractal Music Lab provides examples and explanations of fractal music, music composed using the same types of iterative or recursive processes that are used to create fractal images. It includes discussions of algorithmic composition, random music, Voss music, chaotic attractor music, Mandelbrot music and more. Each section provides a short explanation of the idea behind… Read More Fractal Music Lab

Ohm

Ohm – This site accompanies the three CD history of electronic music of the same name. The CD collects music of some of the most influential names in electronic music history, including Cage, Eno, Riley, Reich, Xenakis, Chowning, Dodge and Ussachevsky. As part of writing the CD liner notes, many of the living composers were… Read More Ohm

Launch

Launch – Yahoo’s music portal features mainstream electronica & dance acts like Crystal Method, Paul Oakenfold, Paul Van Dyk, ATB and Ian Van Dahl. Their electronic/dance radio station cariies a good blend of popular electronic music, and is available 24/7. The best features of Launch is that you can create a custom radio station.

Pink Noises

In the world of electronic music, pink noise is white noise, or random sound, that is filtered to seem balanced to our earrs. In the world of electronica web sites, Pink Noises focuses on providing a balanced view of women in electronic music. Pink Noises offers profiles of women in electronic music, and book, video,… Read More Pink Noises