《ABC 未来之声》(ABC What the Future Sounded Like)[TVRip]

中文名: ABC 未来之声
英文名: ABC What the Future Sounded Like
资源格式: TVRip
发行时间: 2007年
地区: 美国
语言: 英语
制作团队: 香草花园
简介:

【原 片 名】：ABC What the Future Sounded Like
【中 文 名】：ABC 未来之声
【出品年代】：2007
【IMDB链接】：N/A
【IMDB评分】：N/A
【国　　家】：美国
【类　　型】：科学/纪录
【语　　言】：英语
【字　　幕】：无
【文件格式】：XviD +AC3
【视频尺寸】：688 x 384
【片　　长】：00:27
【供源状况】：非自己供源
【内容简介】：
　　从《神秘博士》[BBC的老牌科幻系列剧集]到《月之暗面》[品克弗洛迪的一张专辑]，再到现代舞曲音乐，电子音乐工作室的先锋成员根本地改变了20世纪的声音图景。2007年9月18日星期二晚10：00，《未来之声》讲述了英国电子音乐的奇妙故事。
　　在战后的英国，音乐家、作曲家崔斯特瑞姆凯瑞开始使用战争遗留的材料来试验电子音乐，天马行空地创造电子乐声。他也兼职为非主流的电影作曲，例如《师奶杀手》，还有系列剧集《神秘博士》。
　　20世纪60年代，一个被流放的俄罗斯贵族彼得季诺维也夫向富有的英国妻子借钱购买了两台军用级别的计算机。当时这笔费用都可以买一栋房子了。季诺维也夫将这两台计算机专用于电子音乐的个人试验。 他与电子音乐师大卫考克柔的合作帮助电子音乐实现了大变革。
　　60年代末期， 凯瑞与季诺维也夫和考克柔一起建立了EMS (电子音乐工作室)。 EMS拥有当时世界上最先进的计算机音乐设施。他们为电影创作了令人难以置信的声效，比如核爆炸，早期的奥利弗提计算机的广告，1967年世界博览会的英国展点。时至今日，这些早期的电子音乐的创造性和威力仍然激起人们的无尽憧憬。
　　EMS留给后人的伟大创造是VCS3，英国的第一台合成器，也是美国穆格电子音响合成器的竞争者。 VCS3是一个独特的英国发明，当时最受欢迎的艺术家，包括：神秘博士，品克弗洛迪，洛克西音乐团和大卫鲍伊。差不多30年过去了，VCS3依然被现代电子音乐艺术家使用着，比如艾费克斯双胞胎和电台司令乐队。
　　《未来之音》探索的是音乐史上的失落的章节，为我们揭开了一群热情的作曲家和创新者的世界。他们驾驭着技术和灵感，为音乐声效的王国拓土开疆。（喵喵驴驴译，错误之处烦请各位达人指正，谢谢）
　　From Dr Who to The Dark Side of the Moon to modern day dance music, the pioneering members of the Electronic Music Studios radically changed the sound-scape of the 20th century. Screening Tuesday 18 September at 10pm, What the Future Sounded Like tells the fascinating story of British electronic music.
　　In postwar Britain, musician and composer Tristram Cary was using materials left over from the war to experiment with electronic music. Uninhibited, anything went with regard to the sounds he invented. He also moonlighted as a composer for pop cult films like The Ladykillers and the seminal television series Dr Who.
　　In the 1960s an exiled Russian aristocrat Peter Zinovieff, borrowed money from his rich British wife to purchase two military grade computers. Costing as much as a house at the time, he used them specifically for his personal experiments in electronic music. But it was his collaboration with music engineer David Cockerell that helped revolutionise electronic music.
　　By the end of the 60s, Cary joined forces with Zinovieff and Cockerell to establish EMS (Electronic Music Studios). EMS was the most advanced computer-music facility in the world. They created incredible sounds for films about nuclear power reactors, adverts for early Olivetti computers and for the British Pavilion at the 1967 World Expo. Played back today this early electronic music still arouses wonder at its creation and power.
　　EMS's great legacy is the VCS3, Britain's first synthesizer and rival of the American Moog. The VCS3 was a uniquely British invention used by some of the most popular artists of the time including: The Who, Pink Floyd, Roxy Music and David Bowie. Almost 30 years on, the VCS3 is still used by modern electronic artists like Aphex Twin and Radiohead.
　　What the Future Sounded Like explores a lost chapter in music history, uncovering a group of passionate composers and innovators who harnessed technology and new ideas to re-imagine the boundaries of music and sound.
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Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Video Resolution: 688 x 384
Audio Codec: FAST Multimedia AG DVM (Dolby AC3)
Audio BitRate: 192 KB/s (CBR)
Audio Channels: 2 Ch
RunTime: 00:27
Framerate: 25 FPS
Number Of Parts: 1
Part Size: 372 MB
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