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Synchro-Sonic Recording Techniques

Synchro-sonic refers to a type of music, a musical attitude, and the technology required to make synchro-sonic music. This paper examines the precedents of synchro-sonic music, how synchro-sonic techniques are used in modern recording studios, the advantages of recording synchro-sonically, and the future of synchro-sonic recording.

Author: Anderton, Craig
AES Convention:70 (October 1981) Paper Number:1821 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Electronic Music and Musical Instruments

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