Curtis Roads Books
Curtis Roads is a prominent figure in the field of computer music. He has made significant contributions to both the academic and practical aspects of this discipline. Roads has authored several influential books, including The Computer Music Tutorial, which is considered a foundational text in the study of computer music. His work explores the intersection of music, technology, and science, and he has been a leading figure in the development of innovative music software and digital sound synthesis techniques.
The Computer Music Tutorial
What's The Computer Music Tutorial about?
The Computer Music Tutorial by Curtis Roads is a comprehensive guide to the theory and practice of computer music. It covers a wide range of topics including digital audio, sound synthesis, algorithmic composition, and interactive performance. Whether you're a musician, composer, or technologist, this book provides valuable insights into the world of computer music.
Who should read The Computer Music Tutorial?
Anyone interested in learning about computer music and digital audio
Music producers, composers, and sound designers looking to expand their technical skills
Students and educators in the fields of music technology and electronic music
Microsound
What's Microsound about?
Microsound by Curtis Roads explores the world of sound at the microscopic level, delving into the intricate and complex realm of digital music. From granular synthesis to spectral processing, Roads takes readers on a journey through the innovative techniques and technologies that have revolutionized the way we create and experience music. A must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of art, science, and technology.
Who should read Microsound?
Electronic music composers and sound artists looking to explore new techniques and concepts
Audio engineers and producers interested in pushing the boundaries of sound design
Students and educators in the field of music technology and digital sound processing