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Musical Theory and Creativity

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This lecture covers topics such as musical theory, creativity, and the use of sine waves in music composition. It explores the organization of pitch, intervals, and the generation of melodies. The instructor discusses additive synthesis, harmonic waveforms, and the manipulation of audio samples. Students will learn about canons, timbres, and the combination of sound samples in music production.

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