1979 BYTE Electronic Music MITS Altair Intel 8080 KIM-1 Cromemco Circuit Cellar For Sale

1979 BYTE Electronic Music MITS Altair Intel 8080 KIM-1 Cromemco Circuit Cellar
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1979 BYTE Electronic Music MITS Altair Intel 8080 KIM-1 Cromemco Circuit Cellar:
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1979 BYTE Computer Music Projects Book
featuring the Altair 8800, KIM-1, Intellec 8/MOD 80, Cromemco Z-2,
Mostek MK50240 ...and even Player Pianos!
Increasingly hard to find, this fascinating compilation contains a wide array of electronic music articles from 1975 through 1978, some of them in full color.
Apart from a little cover wear, the book is in very good condition. Softcover. Ex-libris. Copyright 1979. This item ships WORLDWIDE.Contents include:- SCORTOS: A Music Language System for the Altair 8800
- A Two-Computer Music System using the Altair 8800 & Intellec 8/MOD 80
- An 8080 Microcomputer-controlled Pipe Organ
- Build a 555-based Tone Generator for your Altair/IMSAI
- Build an Inexpensive Tone Generator for the KIM-1
- Polyphonic Music with the KIM-1 (w/ source code code; uses a home-brew DAC)
- Walsh Functions: Digital Fourier Series
- Music Synthesis using the Mostek MK50240 Top Octave Generator
- Interfacing Pneumatic Player Pianos
- Electronic Organ Chips for Computer Music Synthesis (SGS Mxxx)
- FFTs for the Motorola 6800 (w/ complete source code)
- Polyphonic Music with the Cromemco Z-2D
- Making Music with the Altair 8800
- Teach the KIM-1 to Sing


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