Computer Music Issue 291 serves as a snapshot of a pivotal moment where digital production became more accessible and powerful. By bridging the gap between complex computer science and intuitive musicality, it provided producers with the framework to explore new modalities of sound, from polyphonic listening neural-responsive training environments step-by-step guide
: Reflecting the COVID-19 pandemic's impact, the issue touches on how digital tools enabled the continuation of musical research and performance in online, fully virtual formats. The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning A major focus in early 2021 was the rising influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Deep Learning Computer Music 291 February 2021 -CONTENT-
Pro tip from the issue: Layer a pitched-down 808 kick with a clicky acoustic kick from the CM library to get punch without boominess. Computer Music Issue 291 serves as a snapshot
The Dirtybird label founder discusses his approach to songwriting and his unique production philosophy. The Dirtybird label founder discusses his approach to
A major highlight of this issue was the access to samples and software emulating vintage gear. The article often included expansive sample packs. For the February 2021 reader, this might have meant access to classic Roland drum machine samples or authentic 80s synth one-shots, processed and ready for dragging and dropping into modern productions.