Right: Niamh Houston, a.k.a. Chipzel discussing audio composition at the High Score 2019. Photo by Jacinta Keefe.
Ableton 10, a Digital Audio Workstation or DAW.
Here you can see the representation of a simple electrical circuit. Visual by Dave Whyte.
Circuit board of the Atari 2600 VCS. The Stella Television Interface Adaptor (TIA)—responsible for the sounds—is the black chip located at the bottom.
See those wide modules full of cables in the back of the picture? Those are used to generate waveforms which can then be used and modified by the artist to produce music with the synthesizers in front.
An ad for the PlayStation (16-bit audio chip) on a Toys’R’Us magazine, 1996.
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