promote international cooperation within different specific fields of acoustics, provide assistance in organizing EAA events, suggest special issues for Acta Acustica or Acoustics in Practice, initiate studies and prepare documents such as strategies, policy statements, state-of-the-art assessments, reports, etc, within its defined technical field.

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M2_ATIAM Self-sustained oscillations of musical instruments: from physics

Université Pierre et Marie Curie

Docent
  • Jean Kergomard
Type
Lecture
Term
early spring semester
Subject type
Optional
Study path
Master of Engineering / Master of Information Technology
Specialisation/branch
Eng-AC / Info-SAR - Acoustics, Signal Analysis and Information Technology Applied to Music (ATIAM)
Keywords
modeling of self-sustained musical instruments, and applications to physical models synthesis. General, theoretical concepts are presented on important scientific topics such as damping or dynamical systems, and their application to musical instruments: Sound production by self-sustained oscillations, excitation, coupling, resonators, radiation, dynamical systems, chaos - Application to wind instruments (flute or reed families, the reed family including brass instruments), and bowed instruments - Real-time synthesis methods using finite differences and waveguides
Total ECTS credit
3.0
Examination
personal mini-project
Language
Webpage
http://www.atiam.ircam.fr/
Last modified
May 2, 2022, 10:15 p.m.

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