Music Technology

Dec 1987 01

CCRMA in KEYBOARD

By Stanley JungleibNo Comments

1987.12 “Stanford’s Computer Music Lab.” Keyboard. (p 58)

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 “You deserve to be proud of your article. It’s a fine piece of work. You’ve also done a great service to CCRMA. I just hope we can sustain the increased interest which is likely to result. Once again, nice work! It was a real treat to see CCRMA through your eyes.”— Julius O Smith

The truth is Ted Greenwald rewrote and enlivened a lot of it for their audience; something for which he later apologized through an intermediary whom I assured it was no problem. I didn’t mind what he did at all. It was good, purposeful editing. I was pleased to give Bill Schottstaedt more exposure; which he nevertheless eschews.

Dec 1987 01

MIDI5 Control Summary

By Stanley JungleibNo Comments
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MIDI5001
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Nov 1987 30

Sequential Circuits Product Summary

By Stanley JungleibNo Comments

1979  Prophet-5 Synthesizer (1000.2)
1980  Prophet-5 Synthesizer (1000.3), Prophet-10 Synthesizer (1010)
1981  Polyphonic Sequencer (1005/1015), Pro-One Synthesizer (100)
1982  Pro-FX System (500)
1983  MIDI, Prophet-600 Synthesizer, Prophet-T8 Synthesizer (1008)
1984  Drumtraks Drum Machine (400), Six-track Synthesizer (610),
         Max Synthesizer (620), Commodore 64 Interface (242)
1985  Multi-Trak Synthesizer (615), Tom Drum Machine (420), Prophet-2000 Sampler
1986  Prophet-VS Synthesizer (2400), Studio 440 Sampling Drum Machine
1988  Prophet-3000 Sampler

Nov 1987 01

Prophet-3000 User Interface

By Stanley JungleibNo Comments

implement all features with minimal keystrokes

Nov 1987 01

IRCAM Interviews

By Stanley JungleibNo Comments

IRCAM computer music article. Philippe Chatiliez, David Wessel, Aldo Banfi

Oct 1987 17

AES Performance and Panel

By Stanley JungleibNo Comments

Audio Engineering Society  New York (concert and panels incl. Wendy Carlos, Laurie Spiegel, Joel Chadabe, et. al.) live electronic performance, shipped my whole studio cross-country.

These four pieces ended up on the Inner Film CD. Of the collection my keyboard teacher at the time, Tom Coster too kindly said: “Reminds me of the best of Wayne Shorter.”

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Jul 1987 07

CCRMA Pla Cloud Code

By Stanley JungleibNo Comments

This code was for non-realtime software synthesis in Pla at CCRMA’s Sambox. Output was at least the tape used in Inner Film/Earth Sighs generated by this score. I explain he process more fully in the Keyboard article about CCRMA that followed.

In this session I met the remarkable Bill Scottstaedt, who guided my coding and from whom I also picked up wavesequencing and traveling loops (“Leviathin”) for Sequential; he former essentially creating the Wavestation.

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Jun 1987 01

CCRMA in Keyboard

By Stanley JungleibNo Comments
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