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| − | * CSound: |[http://www.csounds.com/ official web site]| |{{wikipedia | + | * CSound: |[http://www.csounds.com/ official web site]| |{{wikipedia|CSound}}| |
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* '''2006-10-13''' [http://www.dallasobserver.com/issues/2005-10-13/music/isthison.html Is This On?]: This week, Dallas bore witness to the second installation of Laptop Deathmatch, a musical event that pits 16 people in a tournament to find the most talented laptop musicians in town. Players get three minutes to whip up whatever noise they want, as long as it comes from only a laptop and a MIDI controller. | * '''2006-10-13''' [http://www.dallasobserver.com/issues/2005-10-13/music/isthison.html Is This On?]: This week, Dallas bore witness to the second installation of Laptop Deathmatch, a musical event that pits 16 people in a tournament to find the most talented laptop musicians in town. Players get three minutes to whip up whatever noise they want, as long as it comes from only a laptop and a MIDI controller. | ||
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- 2006-10-13 Is This On?: This week, Dallas bore witness to the second installation of Laptop Deathmatch, a musical event that pits 16 people in a tournament to find the most talented laptop musicians in town. Players get three minutes to whip up whatever noise they want, as long as it comes from only a laptop and a MIDI controller.