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But, where's the orchestra? The inner workings of the machines that have revolutionized the music industry

Brent D. Augustin

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The author describes the inner workings of the machines that have revolutionized the music industry. He discusses sound synthesizers, other electronic music makers such as sampling keyboards, and MIDI (musical instrument digital interface), a specification by which data can be transmitted between devices in a system.

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The author describes the inner workings of the machines that have revolutionized the music industry. He discusses sound synthesizers, other electronic music makers such as sampling keyboards, and MIDI (musical instrument digital interface), a specification by which data can be transmitted between devices in a system.

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The author describes the inner workings of the machines that have revolutionized the music industry. He discusses sound synthesizers, other electronic music makers such as sampling keyboards, and MIDI (musical instrument digital interface), a specification by which data can be transmitted between devices in a system.

Key concepts: MIDI, Music technology, Electronic music, Interface (matter), Music industry, Digital audio, Musical, Computer music

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