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8th ICMC 1982: Venice, Italy
- Proceedings of the 1982 International Computer Music Conference, ICMC 1982, Venice, Italy, September 27 - October 1, 1982. Michigan Publishing 1982

- Barry Truax:

The New Electronic and Computer Music Facility at Simon Fraser University. - F. Richard Moore, D. Gareth Loy:

Computer Audio Research Laboratory Studio Report. - Benedict Mailliard, Yann Geslin, Jean-François Allouis:

The GRM Digital Studio for Treating Natural Sounds. - John A. Celona, Michael Longton:

Real-Time Synthesis at the University of Victoria. - Stefano Petrarca, Nicola Sani:

Studio Report S.I.M./Rome (Use of Advanced Digital Technology for Musical Purpose). - C. Turco:

Studio Report IASM Napoli. - Thomas Blum:

Phthong - An Interactive System for Music Composition. - Sylviane Sapir, Ricard Kronland-Martinet:

Use of Microprocessor in Real-Time Synthesis of Sounds. - Claude Cadoz, Annie Luciani, Jean-Loup Florens, Talin Dars-Berberyan:

The Control Channels of Instrumental Playing in Computer Music - Real Time in Computer Music, Incidence on the Choice of the Basic Models. - Leslie Kleen:

A Generalized Orchestra Compiler for the Z80 Microprocessor. - Alan Marr, Bruce W. Pennycook:

An Alternative Approach to Software for the DMX-1000. - Goffredo Haus, Mario Malcangi:

A Portable "Walsh" Synthesizer. - Sergio Cavaliere, Immacolata Ortosecco, Pasquale Parascandolo, Aldo Piccialli:

An Efficient Method to Implement Amplitude Modulation: A Hardware Realization. - Leonello Tarabella:

A μ-Processor-Based System for Music Composition and Production. - D. Gareth Loy:

A Sound File System for UNIX. - Vito Asta, Adrian Freed:

The AXIS Digital DSY8201 Polyphonic Digital Music Synthesizer. - Curtis Abbott:

Remembering Performance Gestures. - Stephen Travis Pope:

Introduction to the Mshell. - Bruce W. Pennycook:

The Audio Composition System at The Defense and Civil Institute for Environmental Medicine. - Andrew S. Noetzel:

A Multimicrocomputer System for Real-Time Music Synthesis: Design and Implementation. - Giovanni B. Debiasi, Maurizio Rubbazzer:

Architecture of a Processor for the Digital Analysis/Synthesis of Sound. - Jean-François Allouis, Jean-Yves Bernier:

The SYTER Project: Sound Processor Design and Software Overview. - Martin De Loye:

Real-Time Control System for Digital Synthesizer. - Alfio Andronico, Alberto Ciampa:

On Automatic Pattern Recognition and Acquisition of Printed Music. - Giovanni Degli Antoni, Goffredo Haus:

Music and Causality. - M. Santoiemma:

Formal Representation of Basic Blocks for Sound Synthesis. - Julius O. Smith III:

Synthesis of Bowed Strings. - Daniel Arfib:

Is MUSIC V a Real Time Program? (Oldies but Goodies). - Jean-Claude Risset:

Computer Synthesis of Sound Applied to Composition with Sonic Processes. - James W. Beauchamp:

A Computer Orchestra. - John Rogers:

Digital Simulation of the Piano. - Antonio De Santis:

A Microprocessor Oriented Toward the Frequency Synthesis. - Marc Battier, Thierry Lancino:

The Simulation and Extrapolation of Instrumental Sounds Using Direct Synthesis at IRCAM. - John P. Stautner, Roger L. Hale:

A Flexible Acoustic Ambience Simulator. - Xavier Rodet, Jean-Baptiste Barrière, Pierre Cointe, Yves Potard:

The CHANT Project: Modelization and Production, an Environment for Composers Including the FORMES Language for Describing and Controlling Sound and Musical Processes. - Pietro Grossi, Graziano Bertini, Riccardo Andreoni:

Computer Music as a Permanent Service - Towards Musical Telematics. - Lars Frydén, Johan Sundberg, Anders Askenfelt:

From Music Score to Sound: A Rule System for Musical Performance of Melodies. - John Strawn:

Research on Timbre and Musical Contexts at CCRMA. - John P. Stautner:

Analysis and Synthesis of Music Using a Model of the Auditory Transform. - Rena Upitis:

A Computer-Assisted Instruction Approach to Music for Junior-Age Children: Using ALF for Teaching Music Composition. - Peter J. Clements:

Design Considerations for Computer-Assisted Music Instruction. - John H. Chalmers:

Construction and Harmonization of Microtonal Scales in Non-12-Tone Equal Temperaments. - Emilio Gagliardo, Mauro Ghislandi:

Did Beethoven use the Enneadecaphonic Algorithm? - Pietro Grossi, Graziano Bertini:

A Program of Tomographic Analysis of Musical Texts. - Hélène Charnassé:

The Automatic Transcription of German Lute Tabulatures: Researches Concerning Algorithms Polyphonic Structures. - G. W. Swift, M. Yunik:

A Microprocessor Based Keyboard Instrument for Microtonal Music. - Robert A. Moog:

A Multiply Touch-Sensitive Clavier for Computer Music Systems. - Josef Marc:

Computer Music Language Aids Interaction between Composer and Choreographer. - Larry Austin:

PHANTASMAGORIA: A Chronicle of Computer-Assisted Composition/Performance. - Gottfried Michael Koenig:

The Aesthetic Integration of Computer-Composed Scores. - Lejaren Hiller:

Stochastic Generation of Note Parameters for Music Composition. - Walter Branchi:

Composing within Sound (An Introduction). - J. Stephen Dydo:

Surface Control of Computer Music. - Alfonso Belfiore:

ALGOMUSIC: An Algorithm for the Genesis of Musical Structures. - Curtis Roads:

Interactive Orchestration Based on Score Analysis. - Giovanni Melzi, Vito Ozzola:

Una teoria neurale della musica e tecniche compositive derivate. - Charles Ames:

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