Sound Periodic Functions. Developing a Music Sequencer/Synthesizer Victor Shepardson Computer Systems Lab

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Developing a Music Sequencer/Synthesizer Victor Shepardson Computer Systems Lab 09-10

Sound Periodic Functions

Sound Pulse Code Modulation

Synthesis frequency functions oscillator amplitude functions normalization conversion

Sequencing class Note(): location: location in time def __init__(self,location,duration,hold_time,envelope,frequency): location: location in time hold_time, frequency: used in frequency function duration, envelope: used in envelope function

Examples!

Expansion Granular Synthesis Feedback/Cross Coupled Oscillators GUI MuseScore/ABC Notation

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