Synthesizer

 The clavichord is one of the early stringed keyboard instruments which was popularly used during the late Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque as well as the Classical period.  People mostly played the clavichord as a practice instrument because of the fact that its volume was too soft for large performances.  At the end of each key lever, there is a brass blade called a tangent. When the key is depressed, it pushes up against pairs of strings. The player can make dynamic contrast and is also…

Talent from the 1960’s vs. Today’s I’ve always wondered what happened to the music industry? What happened to the simpler music about love and peace? Now a-days there’s hardly ever any meaning to lyrics. All we here about are breakups, parties, the luxurious life that these artists are living, or artists hating on other people. We have artists that always take it that extra step when it comes to tuning their voices on their tracks that it makes them sound like robots, or take it that extra step…

different outlook on the workforce and the steps leading to succession. I never spent time thinking about the misconceptions associated with our brain and how the left side is more logical and linear, and the right side is more of a processor and synthesizer. In prior years industries were more enthralled by the skills of the left side of our brain, however with time came transformations. The workforce is now interested in artistic and empathetic abilities. The reason for this shift is that…

public and private spaces to protect against thought crime. Today people have security cameras everywhere to prevent crime, yet the security cameras were provided for the safety of citizens, and telescreens were just to prevent individuality. Synthesizers create most music today. In the novel, music was created by machines. This was to make sure no one could take credit for songs. This is similar to today because no one can actually take credit for most songs because most songs are remixes or…

The most challenging duty for a columnist, blogger, or anyone who writes about popular music is appealing to a demographic of musos and die-hard admirers. It’s one thing to venture off into the skeptical world of music aficionados alone, granted that you’ve taken a class or two on how to speak their technical language, but it's another thing to venture off without being able to communicate why an artist’s musical choices are, in fact, artistic. Take, for example, Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A…

affiliated with technological industry, including computers and even some smart phones. In today’s style of music, most often the elements and instruments being used are actually not instruments at all, but digital sounds created by a computer synthesizer. Entirely new genres of music have come to fruition through the work of portable DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations) including techno, Electronic Dance Music (EDM), and so much more. The use of sound sampling has also enabled musicians to…

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the show as well. The third category in which the title sequence of the 12th doctor which will be analyzed is the music played during the opening. The music score has that familiar sci-fi feeling attached to it, using various instruments like synthesizers, bells, strings, and effects. The music playing during the title sequence is also presumably the doctor’s main theme. Upon further research, according to IMDb, Murray Gold is the music score and theme composer for Dr.…

using aides such as audiotaping lectures, using flashcards to help learn new things, and taking advantage of the spelling and grammar-checking capabilities of computer word-processing programs. “Assistive technology,” including scanners, speech synthesizers, speech-to-text printouts, and the like, can also…

Otto Luening was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Otto spent most of his early childhood on a farm outside of Milwaukee. He started to take piano lessons at the age of four with his father and just two years later at the age of six he began to compose his very own music. When Otto was around 12 years old, he and his family moved to Munich, Germany. Here he studied about orchestration, harmony, flute, and piano at the Staatliche Hochschule fur Musik. Four years later when Otto was 16, he made his…