Electonic music
It is known as electronic music all that music created by synthesizers, drum machines, samplers and computers. Likewise, you may be considered as the music created by a computer and this is made possible by a software (program) you can scan, manipulate and process the sounds, supported by synthesizers. Rock music, when synthesizers arise, is very involved with these devices and of course electronic music to create songs with better quality; some rock bands that came to use the first synthesizers were The Beatles, The Rolling Stons, The United States of America, Pink Floyd, The Silver Apples, U2, among others.
To begin to understand better electronic music (known in Europe as dance music) will try to give a brief overview of their emergence and evolution, from the first use of sampling to the incorporation of new machines and robots, while the electronic covers countless subgenres, try to have some history.
Composers and Inventors
The movement "The Art of Noise" of the century was what really gave birth to what is today called rave culture through compositions inspired by the mechanical and electrical swing of the city. Making homemade boxes, which incorporated the sounds of sirens, horns and whistles, these futuristic techno were already doing without the addition of beats. To advance the century, composers such as Pierre Schaeffer and Pierre Henry began to cut and paste tapes (an early example of sampling) to create pieces with pieces of sounds from different sources. Before the clubs DJs will use plates - trays (turntables) variable speed, Luigi Russolo and the American composer John Cage incorporated as much as 42 dishes in one piece. These have been sampled and remixed by contemporary artists such as Irresistible Force, DJ Spooky, Fatboy Slim and Coldcut, among others.
Artists
Pierre David Guetta (Paris, November 7, 1967), better known as David Guetta, is a disc jockey and French electronic music record producer, specializing in house music and dance.
It began as such in several clubs during the 80s and 90s, before he founded Gum Productions and launch what would be his first album, Just a Little More Love in 2002. Years later come Guetta Blaster in 2004, Pop Life in 2007, One successful in love (2009), which includes the singles "When Love Takes Over" -along with Kelly Rowland earning him to win a Grammy and win success worldwide, selling more than 5.5 million copies worldwide.
Tijs Michiel Verwest (b. January 17, 1969, in Breda, Netherlands) 3 is a Dutch DJ and producer. Although he has used many aliases in the past, he is best known for his work as DJ Tiësto Tiësto or simply, a nickname that comes from his childhood nickname.
He began playing music since 1984, and in 1994 began releasing recording material under the pseudonyms of Da Joker and DJ Limited. He made the Forbidden Paradise series as DJ Tiësto; in 1997 he founded the label Black Hole Recordings with Arny Bink, under which Muzik Magik and In Search Of Sunrise series was released on CD. In 1999 and 2000 he collaborated with Ferry Corsten to create Gouryella Sparkles and also created the track which made several remixes. In 2000, he released the compilation album mixed Summerbreeze and "Silence" for Delerium, Sarah McLachlan version, exposed him to more mainstream audiences. In 2001 he released his first solo album In My Memory which gave him several major thrusts his career.
It is known as electronic music all that music created by synthesizers, drum machines, samplers and computers. Likewise, you may be considered as the music created by a computer and this is made possible by a software (program) you can scan, manipulate and process the sounds, supported by synthesizers. Rock music, when synthesizers arise, is very involved with these devices and of course electronic music to create songs with better quality; some rock bands that came to use the first synthesizers were The Beatles, The Rolling Stons, The United States of America, Pink Floyd, The Silver Apples, U2, among others.
To begin to understand better electronic music (known in Europe as dance music) will try to give a brief overview of their emergence and evolution, from the first use of sampling to the incorporation of new machines and robots, while the electronic covers countless subgenres, try to have some history.
Composers and Inventors
The movement "The Art of Noise" of the century was what really gave birth to what is today called rave culture through compositions inspired by the mechanical and electrical swing of the city. Making homemade boxes, which incorporated the sounds of sirens, horns and whistles, these futuristic techno were already doing without the addition of beats. To advance the century, composers such as Pierre Schaeffer and Pierre Henry began to cut and paste tapes (an early example of sampling) to create pieces with pieces of sounds from different sources. Before the clubs DJs will use plates - trays (turntables) variable speed, Luigi Russolo and the American composer John Cage incorporated as much as 42 dishes in one piece. These have been sampled and remixed by contemporary artists such as Irresistible Force, DJ Spooky, Fatboy Slim and Coldcut, among others.
The Radar and the Battle of Britain.
Since the early 1980s, both Britain and France remained an important disarmament that had begun the previous decade. Germany, contravening the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles began with the advent of the Nazi regime, a broad program of rearmament. In a few years a powerful weapon for its time was developed, the aerial bombardment. Or each country developed a body of air bombers, or carried out a general disarmament. Britain opted for the latter, but not Germany.In the 1930s the concept was popular Ray of death could cause physical, mental disability and even death. During that decade there were quite a number of people who claimed to have invented and built devices that produce different types of rays. Analysis showed that there was always a trick.A small acoustic system, which would receive a signal when the sounds produced by aircraft, it was not functional as it does not distinguish between the noise produced by the attacker and other sounds, cars, pets built.HE Wimperis, head of Scientific and Industrial Research, Ministry, called Dr. Robert Watson Watt, physicist and director of the Radio Research Laboratory and asked about the prospect of developing a ray of death. Watson Watt returned to his laboratory and proposed the following Dr. Arnold Wilkins, physical and his assistant: calculate the amount of RF power required to raise the temperature of 4 liters of 35.5º C to 41 ° C at a distance of 5 km and a height of 1 kilometer. His calculation was that generate enormous power needed was clear that it was not feasible lightning death through the radio.Wilkins told Watson that engineers of the Post Office had noticed disturbances in receiving very high frequencies when a plane flying in the vicinity of their receivers. This observation (January 1935) led to the beginning of a series of events that culminated in the invention of radar.Experimental verification, which was entrusted to Wilkins, who with his rudimentary equipment could detect and followed the path that had started an aircraft.The first issues that was resolved the visual presentation of the information received, they used a cathode ray tube.They were made many modifications so that it could detect both the distance at which a plane was, but its height. Most of the system was completed in September 1938, when the Munich crisis occurred.They settled in the British aircraft electronic devices to receive the emitted wave sent from earth to turn a special sign that identified them as friend In August 1939, three weeks before the start of World War II, Britain had a system for detecting aircraft. With the aid of radar, the English could detect the output of the Germans from their bases in conquered countries, such as France and Belgium aircraft.
Since the early 1980s, both Britain and France remained an important disarmament that had begun the previous decade. Germany, contravening the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles began with the advent of the Nazi regime, a broad program of rearmament. In a few years a powerful weapon for its time was developed, the aerial bombardment. Or each country developed a body of air bombers, or carried out a general disarmament. Britain opted for the latter, but not Germany.In the 1930s the concept was popular Ray of death could cause physical, mental disability and even death. During that decade there were quite a number of people who claimed to have invented and built devices that produce different types of rays. Analysis showed that there was always a trick.A small acoustic system, which would receive a signal when the sounds produced by aircraft, it was not functional as it does not distinguish between the noise produced by the attacker and other sounds, cars, pets built.HE Wimperis, head of Scientific and Industrial Research, Ministry, called Dr. Robert Watson Watt, physicist and director of the Radio Research Laboratory and asked about the prospect of developing a ray of death. Watson Watt returned to his laboratory and proposed the following Dr. Arnold Wilkins, physical and his assistant: calculate the amount of RF power required to raise the temperature of 4 liters of 35.5º C to 41 ° C at a distance of 5 km and a height of 1 kilometer. His calculation was that generate enormous power needed was clear that it was not feasible lightning death through the radio.Wilkins told Watson that engineers of the Post Office had noticed disturbances in receiving very high frequencies when a plane flying in the vicinity of their receivers. This observation (January 1935) led to the beginning of a series of events that culminated in the invention of radar.Experimental verification, which was entrusted to Wilkins, who with his rudimentary equipment could detect and followed the path that had started an aircraft.The first issues that was resolved the visual presentation of the information received, they used a cathode ray tube.They were made many modifications so that it could detect both the distance at which a plane was, but its height. Most of the system was completed in September 1938, when the Munich crisis occurred.They settled in the British aircraft electronic devices to receive the emitted wave sent from earth to turn a special sign that identified them as friend In August 1939, three weeks before the start of World War II, Britain had a system for detecting aircraft. With the aid of radar, the English could detect the output of the Germans from their bases in conquered countries, such as France and Belgium aircraft.
Artists
Pierre David Guetta (Paris, November 7, 1967), better known as David Guetta, is a disc jockey and French electronic music record producer, specializing in house music and dance.
It began as such in several clubs during the 80s and 90s, before he founded Gum Productions and launch what would be his first album, Just a Little More Love in 2002. Years later come Guetta Blaster in 2004, Pop Life in 2007, One successful in love (2009), which includes the singles "When Love Takes Over" -along with Kelly Rowland earning him to win a Grammy and win success worldwide, selling more than 5.5 million copies worldwide.
Tijs Michiel Verwest (b. January 17, 1969, in Breda, Netherlands) 3 is a Dutch DJ and producer. Although he has used many aliases in the past, he is best known for his work as DJ Tiësto Tiësto or simply, a nickname that comes from his childhood nickname.
He began playing music since 1984, and in 1994 began releasing recording material under the pseudonyms of Da Joker and DJ Limited. He made the Forbidden Paradise series as DJ Tiësto; in 1997 he founded the label Black Hole Recordings with Arny Bink, under which Muzik Magik and In Search Of Sunrise series was released on CD. In 1999 and 2000 he collaborated with Ferry Corsten to create Gouryella Sparkles and also created the track which made several remixes. In 2000, he released the compilation album mixed Summerbreeze and "Silence" for Delerium, Sarah McLachlan version, exposed him to more mainstream audiences. In 2001 he released his first solo album In My Memory which gave him several major thrusts his career.
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