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Instructional Essays: Electronic Music Theory, and Learning Patch Number Two

Author
Serge Tcherepnin
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
ETC archive
ETC2400

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Instructional Essays: Electronic Music Theory, and Learning Patch Number Two (42 pages, 3 copies). Contains text and hand-drawn diagrams on the following subsections of Electronic Music Theory: Sound, Voltage, The Development of the Synthesizer, and The Serge System, and the following subsections of Learning Patch Number Two: Step One, Step Two, Step Three, Step Four, Step Five, Step Six, and Step Seven.

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Instructional Essays: Electronic Music Theory, and Learning Patch Number Two (42 pages, 3 copies). Contains text and hand-drawn diagrams on the following subsections of Electronic Music Theory: Sound, Voltage, The Development of the Synthesizer, and The Serge System, and the following subsections of Learning Patch Number Two: Step One, Step Two, Step Three, Step Four, Step Five, Step Six, and Step Seven.

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