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A device used for the recording and reproduction of sound.
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An early electronic instrument. Used tonewheels to create sounds as electrical signals by means of additive synthesis
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A futurist manifesto that detailed how electronics and technology will benefit composers.
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Electronic instrument with oscillators for frequency and amplitude controlled by the movement of the hands.
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Electronic instrument with wavering notes produced in vacuum tubes.
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An instrument that emulates a pipe organ by its use of additive synthesis in generating sounds.
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Genre of electroacoustic music that utilized acousmatics, traditional instruments, vocals, and electronic instruments.
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Representation of music using symbols that wasn't possible with Western Notation.
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The oldest center for electronic and computer music research in the United States.
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Genre in which some if not all of the realization of the composition is left up to the performer.
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One of the most well-known electric instruments in the world.
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It was among the first widely available, portable, and affordable synthesizers.
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Specification that allows a vast array of electronic instruments to communicate with each other.
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A genre of music that focuses on the use of the turntable as a priamry instrument.
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Orchestra that uses sounds produced by laptops instead of traditional musical instruments.
