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Journal articles on the topic "Enregistrements sonores – Production et réalisation"
Vinet, Hugues. "Le projet SemanticHIFI : manipulation par le contenu d’enregistrements musicaux." Circuit 16, no. 3 (January 29, 2010): 65–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/902413ar.
Full textLevy, Joseph. "Globalisation communicationnelle." Anthropen, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.068.
Full textBoudreault-fournier, Alexandrine. "Film ethnographique." Anthropen, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.097.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Enregistrements sonores – Production et réalisation"
Bossé, Mathieu. "La réalisation audionumérique DIY de groupes rock au Québec : pour une méthode de travail plus efficace." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/36713.
Full textIn this master’s thesis, we address the issue of creative processes and recording techniques in different DIY (Do It Yourself) settings as implemented through my experience with different rock, punk, hardcore and alternative bands in Quebec City. Musical styles greatly vary from one project to another, but all of the music groups share three common aspects : 1) They come from the underground scene around Quebec City. 2) They have a rock-type instrumentation (for us, a rock-type instrumentation is made up of minimum two of the following instruments: drums, electric guitar, electric bass and vocal.) 3) They record in a DIY setting, up to a certain point. With the rise of new technologies, DIY recording is more and more common in music bands. In our experience, artists from scenes close to the punk and underground cultures are often limited by their budget and resources or simply have a desire for creative liberty when recording their music. Seeking independence, they will often go for the DIY approach when the time has come for them to record a song or an album, which often lends a punk aesthetic to their audio tracks. This masters thesis seeks to analyse working methods that contribute to obtaining good quality results in DIY recording and to find an efficient methodology that could help the self-taught DIYer in recording music. We believe that by reading about these projects, with the analysis and feedback, an artist who wants to work in a DIY setting will be able to make better decisions in regard to their own recording project and situation. I also offer advice for the DIY recording artist to analyse his own unique recording reality and the one of his different recording projects in order for him to benefit from a faster and favorable learning curve.
Gillespie, Mark373. ""Another Darkchild Classic" : phonographic forgery and producer Rodney Jerkins' Sonic Signature." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/18658.
Full textBedoui, Saleheddine. "La chanson populaire phonographique dans le monde arabe : évolution et problématiques identitaires. Étude de cas entre 2000 et 2010." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL182.
Full textBy the late 1970s, the musical landscape in the Arab world has undergone major changes that have disrupted musical practices in Egypt and elsewhere: the main musical figures like Om Kalthoum (1904-1975) and ‘Abdelhalim Hafedh (1929-1977) are beginning to disappear. New technologies for recording (multitrack recording) and broadcasting (cassette) music are entering the market. Cultural guarding product of a state monopoly begins to collapse. A new generation of artists breaks ties with the previous one and asserts itself on the Arab musical market. Today, four decades later, there is still no musicological study that looks at these transformations. One finds only a sentimental journalistic discourse, nostalgic of a “golden age”, attacking new productions and their dangers for Arab musical identity. Through an examination of a body of ten artists like Angham, Nancy ‘Ajram, ‘Amr Diab and Kadhem es-Saher, over a period stretching from 2000 to 2010, this research confronts contemporary popular music in the Arab world with the elements of an Arab musical identity defined by early and mid-twentieth century musical practice
Lachambre, Hélène. "Caractérisation de l'environnement musical dans les documents audiovisuels." Phd thesis, Université Paul Sabatier - Toulouse III, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00457522.
Full textVelasquez, Sandra. "La production indépendante de la musique traditionnelle, communiquer pour garantir la diversité culturelle : études de cas autour de la musique traditionnelle en Colombie dans les régions Andine et Caraïbe." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013BOR30064/document.
Full textThe debate about the singularity of the cultural industry in the times of free trade has been happening since the Cultural Exception. The international community has been contributing to this debate through the Convention for the Promotion and Protection of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, endorsed by the UNESCO in 2005. In parallel, the 1991 amendment to the Colombian constitution acknowledges a multiethnic and multicultural country, that is, it recognizes diversity in the nation´s cultural expressions. The third factor that influences this thesis are the technologic resources shared by music producers from the 90s. These facts made us wonder about the current situation of independent traditional music production in Colombia, the Andean Region and in the Caribbean. The theoretical framework was guided by the Critical Theory, the Political Economy, the Cultural Studies and the inputs from Latin-American authors on the relationship between Communication and Culture. The methodology used life stories in order to get to know the experience of traditional music independent producers. This thesis shows the production methods, from self-production to independent music producers. Besides, it shows the tension between independent producers and big companies, mass media and piracy. This research introduces the concept of Brotherhood Production in order to explain the relationships among musicians, producers, fans and institutions. These relationships make possible the production of independent traditional music
El debate sobre la singularidad de la industria cultural en tiempos de libre comercio viene dándose desde la Excepción Cultural y tiene una respuesta de la comunidad internacional con la Convención por la Protección y Promoción de la Diversidad de Expresiones Culturales aprobada en la UNESCO en el 2005. De otro lado, en Colombia, la reforma constitucional de 1991 afirma el carácter multiétnico y multicultural del país, es decir reconoce la diversidad de expresiones culturales de la nación. El tercer hecho que marca esta tesis son los recursos tecnológicos que tienen los productores de música a partir de los 90´s. Estos hechos nos llevaron a preguntarnos por la realidad de la producción independiente de músicas tradicionales en Colombia, en la Región Andina y en la Región Caribe. La Teoría Crítica, la Economía Política, los Cultural Studies y los aportes de los autores latinoamericanos sobre la relación entre Comunicación y Cultura orientaron el marco conceptual. Las historias de vida fueron la metodología seleccionada para conocer la experiencia de los productores independientes de música tradicional. Esta tesis evidencia las formas de producción desde la autoproducción hasta las productoras de música independiente. Además, muestra las tensiones de los independientes con la gran industria, los medios de comunicación y la piratería. Esta investigación propone el concepto Produccion de Cofradía para explicar las relaciones que se tejen entre músicos, productores, fans e instituciones para posibilitar la producción independiente de música tradicional