Sound transformations may be defined as a timbral metamorphosis (i.e., from point ’A’ seemingly naturally to point ’B’) within one single sound event or sonorous gesture. In the latter case this can either take place within a sound continuum or by way of a discrete sound’s repetition being transformed into that of a second[, third, etc.] sound, again as ’naturally’ as possible.
From “Sound Transformations in Electroacoustic Music” (Leigh Landy, 1951) ; http://people.bath.ac.uk/masjpf/CDP/landyeam.htm
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