We’re sad to announce that Computer Music's most recent issue will be the final issue of the magazine. First launched in 1998, Computer Music’s existence was spurred by the giddy excitement about the ...

In this May's Computer Music we're going deep on reverb, and the myriad ways you can use it not just to create ambience but a whole world of sounds beyond that. We'll explore techniques such as ...

The world's oldest known recording of computer-generated music has been restored to its former glory by a team from the British Library. Taken from an acetate-cut recording made by the BBC in 1951, ...

Curtis Roads was barely out of high school in 1970, playing music in the metro area surrounding the University of Illinois, a pioneering center of computer music. He wasn’t a student, but through a ...

The UAB Computer Music Ensemble is an advanced music technology performance group under the direction of Dr. Matthew Scott Phillips. The members of the ensemble compose and perform computerized, ...

Hercules introduced the DJ Control AIR, the first portable USB DJ controller to feature air control, in addition to touch controls (for PC and Mac) for amateur DJs. All you need is a computer, ...

A computerised DJ that uses feedback from the dancers to generate new music has been developed by artificial intelligence experts at Hewlett-Packard, meaning clubbers may soon only have themselves to ...

If you've done anything other than mash F5 (or similar) at Hercules' website the past few seasons, you've likely forgotten all about that sub-$100 Mobile DJ MP3 that surfaced over a year ago. For ...

Learn the art of modern soundtracking with Computer Music’s May issue – and get a free vocal limiter from W.A. Production, worth £20! When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

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