Additive Synthesis Any periodic waveform can be expressed as the sum of one or more sine wavesAny periodic waveform can be expressed as the sum of one.

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Additive Synthesis Any periodic waveform can be expressed as the sum of one or more sine wavesAny periodic waveform can be expressed as the sum of one or more sine waves [i:44] If we have two sine waves, where one (3) repeats with 3 times the frequency of the other (1), and we add them together, the sum will be a new periodic wave (1+3)[i:44] If we have two sine waves, where one (3) repeats with 3 times the frequency of the other (1), and we add them together, the sum will be a new periodic wave (1+3)

Additive Synthesis [i:45] Another example, with 5 harmonic sine waves:[i:45] Another example, with 5 harmonic sine waves:

Additive Synthesis add a weighted sum of harmonic sine waves — some harmonics are more important (louder)add a weighted sum of harmonic sine waves — some harmonics are more important (louder)

Additive Synthesis har = harmonic numberhar = harmonic number f 1 = fundamental frequencyf 1 = fundamental frequency har = phase of the harmonic har = phase of the harmonic often 0often 0 usually doesn't affect the soundusually doesn't affect the sound

[i:46] Synthesizing the Following Spectrum

Additive Synthesis Example 10 note statements:10 note statements: ;stdurampharmattkdec i i i i i i i i i i

Additive Synthesis Example OR — 1 note statement and 10.orc statementsOR — 1 note statement and 10.orc statements the peak amps of the partials are proportional to the amplitude of lowest partial :the peak amps of the partials are proportional to the amplitude of lowest partial : iamp1 = 2400 iamp2 = iamp1 *.375 iamp3 = iamp1 *.25 iamp4 = iamp1 *.4167 iamp5 = iamp1 *.075 iamp6 = iamp1 *.1667 iamp7 = iamp1 *.1042 iamp8 = iamp1 *.0375 iamp9 = iamp1 *.0375 iamp10 = iamp1 *.0229

Additive Synthesis Instruments [i:47] Tenor instrument design:[i:47] Tenor instrument design: the voice has harmonic partialsthe voice has harmonic partials additive synthesis — 15 harmonicsadditive synthesis — 15 harmonics

Additive Synthesis Instruments tenor.orc: additive synthesistenor.orc: additive synthesis instr 11; tenor voice idur= p3; duration iamp= p4; amplitude ifreq= cpspch(p5); frequency inorm= ; normalization ; sine wave for fundamental and partials f tenor.sco: one wavetable:tenor.sco: one wavetable:

tenor.orc: Amplitudes and Enveloped Signals asig1osciliiamp1, ifreq, iwt1 asig2osciliiamp2, ifreq * 2, iwt1 asig3osciliiamp3, ifreq * 3, iwt1 asig4osciliiamp4, ifreq * 4, iwt1 asig5osciliiamp5, ifreq * 5, iwt1 asig6osciliiamp6, ifreq * 6, iwt1 asig7osciliiamp7, ifreq * 7, iwt1 asig8osciliiamp8, ifreq * 8, iwt1 asig9osciliiamp9, ifreq * 9, iwt1 asig10osciliiamp10, ifreq * 10, iwt1 asig11osciliiamp11, ifreq * 11, iwt1 asig12osciliiamp12, ifreq * 12, iwt1 asig13osciliiamp13, ifreq * 13, iwt1 asig14osciliiamp14, ifreq * 14, iwt1 asig15osciliiamp15, ifreq * 15, iwt1 iamp1= 3400 iamp2= 2700 iamp3= 6000 iamp4= 6700 iamp5= 3000 iamp6= 4200 iamp7= 600 iamp8= 510 iamp9= 450 iamp10= 350 iamp11= 500 iamp12= 1600 iamp13= 4800 iamp14= 4200 iamp15= 1250

tenor.orctenor.orc add the signals:add the signals: ampenv linseg 0, iattack, 1, isus, 1, idecay, 0, 1, 0 asigs = (asig1+ asig2+ asig3+ asig4+ asig5+ asig6+ asig7+ asig8+ asig9+ asig10+ asig11+ asig12+ asig13+ asig14+ asig15)/inorm outasigs * ampenv endin

Additive Synthesis Advantages Very flexibleVery flexible Can control each partial individuallyCan control each partial individually Can represent any harmonic or nearly- harmonic soundCan represent any harmonic or nearly- harmonic sound But not good for noisy tones (e.g., drums).But not good for noisy tones (e.g., drums). Can be used in combination with spectrum analysis to reconstruct musical instrument tones.Can be used in combination with spectrum analysis to reconstruct musical instrument tones.

Additive Synthesis Disadvantages Slow.Slow. Many instruments require summing harmonics. Can’t play very many notes in real-time on current hardware.Many instruments require summing harmonics. Can’t play very many notes in real-time on current hardware. For example, the hardware may only be able to produce 4-note polyphony to keep up in real-time.For example, the hardware may only be able to produce 4-note polyphony to keep up in real-time.

Additive Synthesis Disadvantages Difficult to control group as a wholeDifficult to control group as a whole Many parameters which are difficult to control:Many parameters which are difficult to control: amplitude envelopes plus frequency envelopes, where each envelope consists of about 1000 timepoints amplitude envelopes plus frequency envelopes, where each envelope consists of about 1000 timepoints.

SolutionsSolutions Reduce number of parameters somehowReduce number of parameters somehow E.g., simplify envelopes by using piecewise linear approximationE.g., simplify envelopes by using piecewise linear approximation