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Signal processing techniques for real-time computer music

Technische Universität Berlin

Docent
  • Stefan Weinzierl
Type
Seminar
Term
summer semester
Degree level
None
Tution fees
None
Related fields
None
Course is part of module
Course is part of program
Exchange mobilities
Subject type
Optional
Study path
Audiokommunikation und -technologie (M.Sc.)
Specialisation/branch
Keywords
Series of example applications that illustrate techniques for real-time music synthesis and processing. These include the "3f" method and the synchronous vocal synthesis techniques used in Philippe Manoury's recent music; nonlinear filters and signal grafting from Puckette's recent research, real-time frequency-domain processing, resonant filterbanks, and band-limited classical waveforms.
Total ECTS credit
0.0
Examination
Language
English
Webpage
http://goo.gl/NTEFVi
Last modified
Nov. 30, 2024, 1:43 p.m.

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