Creation

Analysis | Creation | Teaching

This section of the Timbre and Orchestration Resource contains links to creative research from ACTOR Project members and as well as to recommended external content. Here you will find new tools for generative orchestration, sound synthesis, digital signal processing, and more, as well as compositions by ACTOR members, links to creative resources, and more. The topics and links are organized into three main categories:

Resources | Research | Repertoire.

RESOURCES

Creative resources for orchestration and timbre, including software tools, databases, and links to external pages.

Tools

Software tools for musical timbre creation, computer assisted orchestration, score production, and more.

Databases and Compendia

Databases and Compendia for a variety of resources related to creative applications of timbre and orchestration.

Homepage to information about each instrument of the orchestra.

Tutorials

Tutorials for various creative resources.

Composer websites

Composers involved in the Analysis, Creation, and Teaching of Orchestration Project.

Grad student composers involved in the Analysis, Creation, and Teaching of Orchestration Project.

RESEARCH

Research on creative applications of timbre and orchestration.

Active Projects and Working Groups

Active creative projects by ACTOR members.

Research-Creation Series

Focusing on projects that involve both research and creative output; examples might include compositions, multimedia works, orchestrations or arrangements, sonification or visualization projects, creative software development, podcasts, and so forth.

Scholarly publications

Open-source publications on creative applications of timbre and orchestration.

Web-based media

Videos, blog posts, and other resources documenting compositions and other creative applications of timbre and orchestration.

REPERTOIRE

Creative works demonstrating innovation in reorchestration, notation, sound recording, and more.

Creative applications

Reorchestrations of works from the canonical repertoire.

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Scores

Creative work on notation and scoring.

Recordings

Creative applications of recording techniques, recordings of compositions by ACTOR composers, and more.