The Sound Processing and Control Lab is active in various aspects of sound processing and human-computer interaction.

The Group's main expertise relates to:

• Sound Analysis and Synthesis
• Sound Processing and Digital Audio Effects
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Gestural Control in Multiparametric Environments
• Adaptive Digital Audio Effects

• Audio signal processing
• Gestural control of sound synthesis
• Clarinet Gestural Analysis Research
• Music Technology Homepage
• Schulich School of Music

* Consonnes: Contrôle de sons naturels et synthétiques (2006-2009) ANR (2006-2008), MDEIE-PSIIRI (2006-2009) MDEIE - Ministère du développement Économique, Innovation et Exportation. A total of CDN $100,000. Prof. Marcelo Wanderley and Dr. Vincent Verfaille

* Enactive Interfaces (VIth Framework Network of Excellence - European Community) (2004-2008) The SPCL is part of the European Community funded Project ENACTIVE Interfaces with the aim of structuring the research on a new generation of human-computer interfaces. Enactive Interfaces are a rather unexplored field of research with a high degree of future potential impact. In order to co-ordinate the development activities in this field, three main sets of objectives are fixed: integration, research and dissemination. Prof. Marcelo M. Wanderley and Prof. Philippe Depalle

* Sound Synthesis and Sound Processing for Musical and Audio Applications (2003-2007) Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). A total of CDN $75,400. Prof. Philippe Depalle

* Simulation et Extrapolation Numerique d'Instruments de Musique en Situation de Jeu (2003-2006) Projet de Recherche en Equipe. FQRNT - Fonds Quebecois de la Recherche sur la Nature et les Technologies. A total of CDN $192,000. Prof. Philippe Depalle and Prof. Marcelo M. Wanderley