[Free book] The Theory and Technique of Electronic Music

[NinjaEdit]

This looks really good. The science/math explained clearly with diagrams.

http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/technique ... node4.html

[alphacat]

NICE. Really solid overview here: this should be required reading before you're allowed to post anything to the Production forum.

[karmacazee]

Thanks for that.

[NinjaEdit]

I recently learned this is by the guy who created Pure Data (a free modular programming system).

[Gurnumsbug]

I recently learned this is by the guy who created Pure Data (a free modular programming system).

As someone who just recently got into programming in pure data/vvvv, this excites me! cheers for the link mate

[didi]

Is there any way to download the book as a whole rather than browse the web pages?

[NinjaEdit]

Only if you save all the pages, I guess.

[accordionfan]

Is there any way to download the book as a whole rather than browse the web pages?

http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques/latest/book.pdf here you go

this ones too academic for me tho. i'm learning with Designing sound by andy farnell which is still really high level but its not a bunch of algorithms...

[didi]

Is there any way to download the book as a whole rather than browse the web pages?

http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques/latest/book.pdf here you go

this ones too academic for me tho. i'm learning with Designing sound by andy farnell which is still really high level but its not a bunch of algorithms...

Thanks a lot.