A new book traces electronic music's technological origins
Wizards Of Sound explores the inventions that laid the groundwork for modern electronic soundscapes, from early electrical theory to contemporary instruments.
A forthcoming book, Wizards Of Sound, examines the technological history behind electronic music. The publication delves into the various innovations that were crucial for the development of the genre's distinctive sounds.
The book’s narrative spans a broad historical period, beginning with initial discoveries in electrical knowledge. It highlights the progression of understanding electricity, which eventually made complex sound manipulation possible.
Wizards Of Sound also covers the evolution of musical instruments designed for electronic sound generation. This includes a focus on the creation of Moog synthesizers, which became foundational tools for many electronic artists.
First reported by DJ Mag ↗.