DMP / Synth Theory
Course Outline (Spring 2001)
Topics:
- jMax
- Non-linear distortion
- Synth emulation
- Dynamic programming
- Playstation programming
- Neural nets
- Wavelets
- Physical modelling
- Singing synth
- Plug-ins
- Hidden Markov Model
- Intonation study
- Cochlear implants
- Ceptrum
- Sonification
- soap
- Perception of simultanaeity
- PeRColate to pd
- Audio file conversion
- STAMP - programmable microcontroller
Circuit emulators for Linux
comp.lsi.cad.FAQ
Electronics software
Intro to PSpice
Chipmunk
Synth site
Final Project (Due 01/05/18, 10am)
Assignment #5 (Due 01/04/26)
Write a reverb in MATLAB with adjustable reverbration time.
Assignment #4 (Due 01/04/17)
Write a C MEX function that takes an input and returns the input minus
1. The input can be either a scalar or a matrix.
Assignment #3 (Due 01/02/08)
Reverse engineer two of SuperCollider's noise generators:
Pink noise (McCartney mod) (KM)
Crackle (MD)
Dust (JS)
LinCong (MD)
Rossler (KM)
Latoocarfian (JS)
Taehi: Use MAX/MASP to produce two sets of white, pink, and brown music
using MIDI.
One set should vary pitch only. The other set should vary duration as well.
Each piece should be around 10-30 seconds.
Assignment #2 (Due 01/02/01)
Write a quadratic interpolation oscillator and get timing information
In addition:
Karl: Incorporate pd's osc~ algorithm in SOAP
Joe: Explain mathematically the virtues of quadratic interpolation. Emperical results would also be useful, comparing to linear interpolation
Mike: Explain the design of your table lookup class
Taehi: Compile and run timing.c on Mac OS and collect the timing results for at least three different Macs (312, 314, PowerBook)
Assignment #1 (Due 01/01/23)
Write a linear interpolation oscillator.