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Sonic graphics : seeing sound / Matt Woolman.

Author/creator Woolman, Matt, 1968-
Format Book and Print
Publication InfoNew York, NY : Rizzoli, ©2000.
Description176 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cm
Subject(s)
Contents Introduction -- Notation. Riding the soundwaves / John Underkoffler -- Visual recording / Orangeflux -- Sonic cartography / Paulo Motta -- The architecture of sound / Erv Wilson -- Practicing scales / John Chalmers -- Graphicized music / Fred Collopy -- Spiritual underpinnings / Stephen Nachmanovitch -- Graphic/Text composition / Stephen Montague -- The sound of type / Why Not Associates -- Material. Seeing voices / Eikes Grafischer Hort -- Northern light / Studio Dumbar -- Sonic landscapes / Independent Project Press -- Italian Renaissance / Infinite Studio -- The face of music / Emigre -- Just the good ol' boys / Hatchshow Print -- Destructive order / BüroDestruct -- Visual improvisation / P2 -- Culture in concert / BAM -- Playing the concepts / Stefan Sagmeister -- Eye sounds / Philippe Savoir -- Perceiving consciousness / Stoltze Design -- Atmosphere. Liquid sound / Glenn McKay -- Visual rapture / Paul Sych -- Ethereal pulses / Ying Tan -- Underneath the bunker / Jakob Brandt-Pedersen -- Static and hiss / Dan Mahoney -- Sonic sculpture / Dennis Miller -- Listening to chaos / Post Tool Design -- Nocturnal emissions / Sheri Wills -- Aural plasticity / Adriano Abbado -- Painting with sound / Second Story -- Entrancing interface / Lee Roskin -- Sensory overload / Elliot Peter Earls -- Aural mutations / Akira Rabelais --- Audio visualization / Stoltze Design.
Abstract This book explores the fusion of music and graphics. How are melody, harmony and rhythm played out in graphics? How does music influence design? How is it captured in static form as design? Exemplary work from studios around the world is presented in three sections: "Notation" analyzes the use of sign and symbol systems in creating identity and branding for music artists, recording projects and performances; "Material" examines how products can package the essence of the music they contain; and "Atmosphere" looks at how space and multidimensional environments can be used to visualize sound. A reference section includes studio websites and a glossary.
LCCN 00101335
ISBN0847823016

Available Items

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Music Closed Stacks - Ask at Circulation Desk ML85 .W6 2000 ✔ Available Place Hold