Max Mathews
Max Mathews (1926-2011) was an American engineer and computer music pioneer, born in Columbus, Nebraska. At Bell Labs he wrote MUSIC in 1957, a program for generating music by computer, and its descendants (the MUSIC-N family, later Csound) shaped digital sound synthesis for decades. Mathews arranged the accompaniment for the 1961 Bell Labs computer voice rendition of Daisy Bell. With F. R. Moore he built GROOVE, a computer system controlling analog synthesizers in real time, later used by Laurie Spiegel.
Jean-Claude Risset, Horacio Vaggione, Eduardo Polonio, Barry Truax, Christian Clozier, Charles Dodge, Sten Hanson, Leo Küpper, Clarence Barlow, Gerald Bennett, Josep Manuel Berenguer, Francisco Kröpfl, Simon Emmerson, Max Mathews, Michael Obst, Nicola Sani
Analyse en musique electroacoustique / Analysis in electroacoustic music volume II (book+CD)