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Managing Complexity with Explicit Mapping of Gestures to Sound Control with OSC

M. Wright, Freed, A., Lee, A., Madden, T., and Momeni, A., “Managing Complexity with Explicit Mapping of Gestures to Sound Control with OSC”, in International Computer Music Conference, Habana, Cuba, 2001, pp. 314-317.

Managing Complexity with Explicit Mapping of
Gestures to Sound Control with OSC

Matthew Wright, Adrian Freed, Ahm Lee, Tim Madden,
Ali Momeni

CNMAT, UC Berkeley, 1750 Arch St., Berkeley, CA
94709, USA

{matt,adrian,ahm,tjmadden,ali}@cnmat.berkeley.edu

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New Media for Musicological Research and Education - The Country Blues in HyperMedia

A. Freed, “New Media for Musicological Research and Education - The Country Blues in HyperMedia”, in 15th International Computer Music Conference, Ohio State University, 1989, pp. 109-112.

Introduction

This overview describes work at the Center for New Music and
Audio Technology (CNMAT) on application of hypermedia tools to
musical subjects.

Project #1: The Country Blues
- a Hypermedia Presentation

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A Real-Time 3D Signal Analysis/Synthesis Tool Based on the Overlap-Add Short-Time Fourier Transform

A. Peevers, “A Real-Time 3D Signal Analysis/Synthesis Tool Based on the Overlap-Add Short-Time Fourier Transform”, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, 1994.

A Real Time 3D Signal Analysis/Synthesis Tool Based on the Short Time Fourier Transform

Alan Wesley Peevers,
Masters Thesis, February 2004,
Department of Electrical Engineering
University of California, Berkeley

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Towards a More Effective OSC Time Tag Scheme

A. Freed, “Towards a More Effective OSC Time Tag Scheme”, in Open Sound Control Conference, Berkeley, CA, 2004.

Time tags are not widely used in OSC. This paper will introduce the original intention of time tags, discuss the challenges of implementing and using them, and introduce some new ideas about how they might be better employed and implemented.

Time tags were introduced to address a number of problems and concerns we encountered at CNMAT using a predecessor protocol to OSC:

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