Technology and Music:

Academic and Recording Industry Alliances (ARIA): College Music Society Music in General Studies Institute at Berklee College of Music, Boston, June 13-16, 2002.  "ARIA is a four-day institute where academics, teachers, and students can learn about the music industry and its operation from both philosophical and practical perspectives. ARIA's objective is to explore the forces, trends, practices, and products of the music entertainment industry in order to incorporate this information into contemporary music education. ARIA is also a place where you can receive practical information about how to succeed in the music business! ARIA is a Professional Development Initiative of The College Music Society - a consortium of college, conservatory, university and independent musicians and scholars interested in all disciplines of music. CMS promotes music teaching and learning, musical creativity and expression, research and dialogue, and diversity and interdisciplinary interaction.
http://www.cmsaria.org

Audio and Video Terminology
http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~hgs/rtp/glossary.htm

Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT):  (University of California, Berkeley),

promotes, produces and presents creative interactions between music and technology (MAX and MSP programmers), an interdisciplinary research center, drawing participants from many university departments including physics, mathematics, electrical engineering, psychology, computer science, cognitive science and music, presents concerts that cross cultural and musical barriers, provide a forum for diverse lectures and demonstrations for students and the community, includes an events calendar and useful archive.
http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/
 

Center for Research in Computing and the Arts (CRCA):  (University of California, San Diego), exists to foster collaborative working relationships among artists, scientists and technologists by identifying and promoting projects in which common research interests may be advanced through the application of computer-mediated strategies, with links to a broad range of resources, multidisciplinary research centers, virtual galleries, museums, &
individuals active on the Internet.
http://grasshopper.ucsd.edu/95_96/welcome_pages/mappy.html

Coda Music Technology Inc.:  "developing and marketing proprietary music technology products including Finale music notation software products and SmartMusic Studio, a comprehensive educational system."
http://www.codamusic.com/

Deutsch, Stephan.  "Music & Technology,"  1996.  Discusses the impact of computer based technology on music composition since 1986, MIDI workstations, desktop score packages, the "classical" music paradigm, computer notation, compositional technique, commercial music making, communications systems, the live orchestral performance paradigm, funding, karaoke, issues of copyright and the Internet, and the confluence of new technologies and the art of music.  Numerous excellent and well-organized explanatory links with digital sequencing visuals.
http://mac.bournemouth.ac.uk.dms.articles.art1.html

Head Magazine:  Online version of Head Magazine, a UK publication, featuring cultural commentary on the intersections of modern life, politics, art and technology, including movie and music reviews.
http://headmag.com/
 

IMtv Musiquest:  An interactive music video request line service originally used by ABC Radio Network and other broadcasters and currently being utilized by MTV Brazil ("MTV") an international Viacom licensee.  IMT plans to expand its "IMTV" Service throughout Latin America, Europe, Japan and Singapore, countries where MTV has licensees.  The Service provides listeners with the ability to request songs from an interactive song menu, receiving verification of the time the song will play and has a unique call-out dedication feature which sends dedications by phone.   The Company has contacted and received interest from MTV Latino, MTV Singapore, MTV Japan and MTV Europe. Additionally, the Company's software products are capable of rather sophisticated data collection. The programs allow stations and networks to collect information concerning the requested song and the source of the request.
http://www.globaltel.org/imtv.html

Leonardo On-Line:  journal by MIT Press exploring intersection of contemporary science and technology with the arts and music, showcases multimedia projects, reviews and technical articles, includes gallery, electronic almanac, archive and searchable database.
http://mitpress2.mit.edu/e-journals/Leonardo/

Mark of the Unicorn Digital Performer:  "adds 24-bit support for ProTools|24 and the MOTU Audio 2408, useful features include three new real time audio plug-ins and information about platform audio interfaces."
http://www.motu.com/home2.html

Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Music and Theatre Arts: Provides a complete theatre and music program to math, science, and engineering students, includes program overviews in architecture, dance, film, literary arts, media arts, music, theatre and visual arts.
http://web.mit.edu/mta/www/

Music and Mixed Media:  (California Institute of Technology), CDs and videos feature Caltech performers and lecturers, music and math.
http://bookstore.caltech.edu/mixmeed.html

Music Resources on the Internet:  Technology and Music:  (UCLA), fully annotated lists, categorized as follows:  Audio/Multimedia Technology, Electronic/Computer Music/Computer Research in Music.
http://wwwstage.library.ucla.edu/libraries/music/web/techno.htm

Newsgroup: comp.music:  discussion newsgroup, latest trends and information in technology and computer-generated music.
news:comp.music

Paul Draper’s Music Resources:  Excellent and comprehensive music technology links, including the following categories:  Audio, Computing, Internet Resource Center,  Music Education Resources,  Instrumental Music Teacher Resources, Internet Training Manuals, Music Hardware, Instrumental and Vocal, Music Software, Organizations, and Publications, among others.
http://apollo.qcm.gu.edu.au/STAFF/draper/pdlinx.htm

Sweetwater Sound:  Word for the Day archive -discussions and general descriptions of tech words and acronyms updated daily with the WFTD from the inSync News Forum, numerous links, and TTOTD (Technical Tip Of The Day) archives.
http://insync.sweetwater.com/wftd/

WebRadio:  Offers sound bytes of selected works, accompanied by notes on the works and composers.  All audio files are in Shockwave format.  Links to Sonic Circuits Electronic Music Festival, Radio NOMAD - Body Electric Festival, SEAMUS, Concert découverte, Bruits du Noir, Europe, Incredibly Soft Sounds, Voice/text in ea, and Women in ea, General, Soundscape Radio, Countries, Organizations, Magazines, and CDs.  In French and English.
http://cec.concordia.ca/Radio/index.html

WorkTech Glossary
http://www.cord.org/worktech/term97.htm

WOW'EM: Women on the Web -- ElectronMedia:  Website aimed at high school and college age women  who are interested in music and art and also in math, science, and computers, and in ways to combine these interests. The site offers information about careers, schools, degrees, technical information, and historical facts about the technological arts.
http://music.dartmouth.edu/~womem/

Ylem:  A collective for artists using science and technology, music and fractals, and includes a newsletter, events listing, an archive and interesting links.
http://www.ylem.org/

Dr. Judith A. Coe
Assistant Professor of Voice and Commercial Music
Coordinator of Voice

Music & Entertainment Industry Studies Department

Arts Building 288H

Campus Box 162, P.O. Box 173364

Denver, Co  80217-3364

Phone:  303-556-6013

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