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Musical and extra-musical applications of the NeXT Music Kit

Jaffe, 1991

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4042165975207938550
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Jaffe D
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER MUSIC CONFERENCE

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The NeXT Music Kit is a programmer's library of objects for DSP sound synthesis, MIDI processing, and music manipulations. Although oriented around the needs of music, its functionality is quite general and includes paradigms such as message sequencing and …
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