Electroacoustic music is a genre that combines traditional acoustic instruments with electronic sounds. It often involves the use of technology to manipulate sound, creating new textures and effects. This music can be produced using computers, synthesizers, and various audio processing tools, allowing for a wide range of creative possibilities. Composers of electroacoustic music may use recorded sounds from the environment, known as field recordings, alongside live performances. This blending of the acoustic and electronic worlds allows for innovative compositions that challenge conventional music boundaries, making it a unique and evolving art form.