Beaver & Krause - Nonesuch Guide To Electronic Music - Used Vinyl Recor

with booklet
About this Item

The item format is a vinyl
The Artist Name is Beaver & Krause
The Title is The Nonesuch Guide To Electronic Music
The Catalog Number is HC-73018

Condition Used

Other Comments
with booklet

The Media Condition is Excellent

The disk looks great,  it may have very light or minor visible marks or wear, but when playing there should be very minimal or no surface distortion. It may have very minor warp. The label looks really good.

The Sleeve Condition is Very Good

This sleeve may have wear, it may have edgewear and the sleeve edge may have splits, it may have visible circle wear or light wear and is likely to have some creasing. It could have, label wear, sellotape, stickers, writing, or other minor visible issues.

The Tracks of this item include:
1. I. Peace Three (3:08)
2. II. Signal Generators
3. A. Sine Waveform
4. 1. Slow-Motion Audible Example (0:05)
5. 2. Composition (0:50)
6. 3. Harmonic Synthesis (0:33)
7. 4. Non-Harmonic Synthesis (0:37)
8. B. Sawtooth Waveform
9. 1. Slow-Motion (Negative- And Positive-Going) (0:12)
10. 2. Composition (0:34)
11. C. Rectangular Waveform
12. 1. Slow-Motion Audible Example (1/8-1/2) (0:28)
13. 2. Composition (Using 1/8, 1/7, 1/3, 1/2) (0:35)
14. D. Triangular Waveform
15. 1. Slow-Motion Audible Example (0:05)
16. 2. Composition (0:20)
17. -
18. E. White Sound Composition (0:13)
19. III. Control Generators
20. A. Transient Generator, Amplitude, Frequency And Timbre Modulating In Slow-Motion (0:08)
21. B. Sequential Voltage Sources. Composition (1:55)
22. IV. Frequency Modulation
23. A. Keyboard Control
24. 1. 12-Tone (0:32)
25. 2. Quarter-Tone (One Real Octave = 2 Keyboard Octaves) (0:40)
26. 3. Ditone (Four Real Octaves Played In Keyboard Range Of One Octave) (0:31)
27. 4. Portamento (0:23)
28. -
29. B. Ribbon Control (0:30)
30. C. Periodic
31. 1. Vibrato Ⓢ (Speed Increases As Pitch rises) (0:28)
32. 2. Sine-Higher Frequency (0:27)
33. 3. Sawtooth-Swept (0:38)
34. 4. Rectangular 1/2-Swept L2 (0:32)
35. 5. Triangular-Swept (0:31)
36. D. Periodics Combined
37. 1. 3 Square Waves At Different Frequencies (0:28)
38. 2. 3 Triangular Waves At Different Frequencies (0:37)
39. 4 Different Waveforms 2L 2N 2V 2S At Different Frequencies (0:46)
40. -
41. E. White Sound (0:12)
42. F. Transient
43. 1. Up An Octave, Back To Pitch (0:17)
44. 2. Up A 3rd, Back To Pitch (0:07)
45. 3. Down An Octave, Back To Pitch (0:09)
46. 4. Down A 3rd, Back To Pitch (0:13)
47. V. Amplitude Modulation
48. A. Keyboard (0:13)
49. B. Ribbon Controller (0:10)
50. C. Periodic
51. 1. Tremolo (0:25)
52. 2. Sine-Higher Frequencies (S Sweeping S) (0:47)
53. 3. Sawtooth (Negative- And Positive-Going Swept) (1:20)
54. 4. Rectangular-L2 Swept (0:28)
55. 5. Triangular-Swept (0:50)
56. D. Periodics Combined
57. 1. 4 Square (0:44)
58. 2. 3 Triangular (0:23)
59. 3. 4 Different Ⓢ, Ⓝ, 2L, Ⓥ (0:23)
60. -
61. E. White Sound (0:38)
62. F. Transient
63. 1. Slow (0:08)
64. 2. With Rising Pitch (0:15)
65. 3. ∧∧∧∧∧ (0:14)
66. VI. Ring Modulation
67. A. Sine Waves
68. 1. Series Of Sub-Audible Constants (2:00)
69. 2. Tune In Parallel (0:40)
70. 3. Tuned In Opposite Direction (0:30)
71. -
72. B. Sawtooth (0:33)
73. C. Rectangular L2 (0:39)
74. VII. Filtering
75. A. White Sound - With Fixed Filters Selected 3rd Octave (0:25)
76. B. White-Sound-Tuned Filters
77. 1. Broad (0:43)
78. 2. Sharp (0:25)
79. -
80. C. Low-Frequency Sawtooth-Tuning Through Harmonics (1:05)
81. D. Composition-Tuning Through 2nd, 3rd, 7th And 16th Harmonics (0:50)
82. E. Swept With Ribbon Controller (0:40)
83. F. Periodic
84. 1. Sine-Timbre Vibrato Effect (0:25)
85. 2. Sine-Variable Rate And Depth (0:36)
86. 3. Sawtooth (Descending And Ascending) (0:50)
87. 4. Rectangular
88. G. Transient (Sawtooth With Transient Controlled Filter)
89. 1. ----------------- (0:12)
90. 2. ----------------- (0:10)
91. 3. ------------------ (0:09)
92. 4. ------------------ (0:08)
93. VIII. Tape Delay
94. A. Single Repeat (0:13)
95. B. Multiple Repeat (2:55)
96. -
97. IX. Peace Three (Recap) (3:08)

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Location ID 34z

iHaveit SKU ID 146152562

Unique Reference Number 1/16601