论文信息 - A history of the audience as a speaker array

A history of the audience as a speaker array

Distributed music as a performance practice has seen significant growth over the past decade. This paper surveys the development of the genre, documenting important precedents, peripheral influences, and core works. We additionally discuss common modes of implementation in the genre and contrast these approaches and their motivations.

Benjamin Taylor

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