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Representation and Interchange of Sound Spatialization Data for Compositional Applications

We present recent works on the representation of spatialization data for the authoring, interchange and rendering of spatial audio in musical contexts. These works are mainly implemented in the OpenMusic computer-aided composition environment. High-level structures created in compositional processes are represented by matrices, stored using a standardized interchange format and finally read and interpreted by external tools for offline and real- time rendering.

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Marlon Schumacher

We present recent works carried out in the OpenMusic computer-aided composition environment for combining compositional processes with spatial audio rendering. We consider new modalities for manipulating sound spatialization data and processes following both object-based and channel-based approaches, and developed a framework linking algorithmic processing with interactive control.

Organised Sound

Marlon Schumacher , Jean Bresson

In this article we describe our ongoing research and development efforts towards integrating the control of sound spatialisation in computer - aided composition . Most commonly, the process of sound spatialisation is separated from the world of symbolic computation. We propose a model in which spatial sound rendering is regarded as a subset of sound synthesis, and spatial parameters are treated as abstract musical materials within a global compositional framework. The library OMPrisma is presented, which implements a generic system for the control of spatial sound synthesis in the computer-aided composition environment OpenMusic.

Journal of New Music Research

Jean Bresson

This article addresses the problem of the representation and creation of sound by synthesis in the context of music composition, as seen from the computer-aided composition (CAC) perspective. An important theoretical basis of this work is the concept of computer modelling, discussed in relation to the notions of sound representation and music composition. Modelling sound as a signal is extended to the musical domain by considering as an alternative modelling composition as an activity that aims to produce sounds. The visual programming paradigm is adopted for the representation and conception of the composition models, and therefore for the musical representation of sounds. A composition framework dedicated to electro-acoustic music and sound synthesis integrated in the OpenMusic CAC environment is presented. Temporal issues are also discussed and are the object of specific developments.

Alberto Barberis , Sandro Mungianu

This paper describes the ongoing development of Ormé: a spatialization tool developed with Max/MSP, which enables to interpret monophonic or stereophonic fixed-media music by means of sound projection. Our intent is, following a detailed spectral analysis, to dynamically and automatically split the sound in various spectral bands that will be sent to a multi-channel system in order to highlight the intimate sound characteristics as well as the structural aspects of the interpreted piece of music. The spatialization technique used in Ormé has mainly performative and analytical objectives, but the system also provides a sonogram annotation syntax that allows for a real-time representation of the spectral and spatial elements involved in the performance which is particularly suitable for didactic purposes, especially for music analysis or/and ear-training.

Proceedings of the SMC Conferences

Johannes Schuett

Stefano Catena

This paper introduces a series of techniques and approaches to algorithmic timbral spatialisation, the realtime processing of audio data and its musical organization in a binaural or multichannel listening space. The intent of the work is to explore different ways for the automated spatialisation of the audio spectrum, especially in contexts of electroacoustic and acousmatic music composition. Typical Digital Signal Processing operations and algorithms will be used in order to create and/or retrieve data for the dynamic positioning of the audio sources. Firstly, in order to describe the processes, the concept of timbral spatialisation will be introduced, describing the compositional interest of such approach. Then the different techniques for data generation will be formalized, describing their "audioparous" process, that is when information regarding musical organization is extrapolated from an audio source. The various approaches to interpretation and usage of the data w...

Doctoral thesis, University of Huddersfield

Samuel Freeman

Presented through contextualisation of the portfolio works are developments of a practice in which the acts of programming and composition are intrinsically connected. This practice-based research (conducted 2009–2013) explores visual representation of sound in computer music software. Towards greater understanding of composing with the software medium, initial questions are taken as stimulus to explore the subject through artistic practice and critical thinking. The project begins by asking: How might the ways in which sound is visually represented influence the choices that are made while those representations are being manipulated and organised as music? Which aspects of sound are represented visually, and how are those aspects shown? Recognising sound as a psychophysical phenomenon, the physical and psychological aspects of aesthetic interest to my work are identified. Technological factors of mediating these aspects for the interactive visual-domain of software are considered, and a techno-aesthetic understanding developed. Through compositional studies of different approaches to the problem of looking at sound in software, on screen, a number of conceptual themes emerge in this work: the idea of software as substance, both as a malleable material (such as in live coding), and in terms of outcome artefacts; the direct mapping between audio data and screen pixels; the use of colour that maintains awareness of its discrete (as opposed to continuous) basis; the need for integrated display of parameter controls with their target data; and the tildegraph concept that began as a conceptual model of a gramophone and which is a spatio-visual sound synthesis technique related to wave terrain synthesis. The spiroid-frequency-space representation is introduced, contextualised, and combined both with those themes and a bespoke geometrical drawing system (named thisis), to create a new modular computer music software environment named sdfsys.

Francois Pachet

107th Convention of the Audio Engineering Society …

Adrian Freed

emile ellberger

The present paper is a shortened version of the one presented at the ICMC/SMC2014 [1] where it was demonstrated that SSMN (Spatialization Symbolic Music Notation) research seeks to establish a paradigm wherein OSC (Open Sound Control) [2] and a Rendering Engine allow a musical score to be heard in divers Surround formats. The research team consists of composers, spatialization experts, IT specialists and a graphic designer. After having established a taxonomy identifying and classifying spatiality of sound with associated parameters, open source software is being developed and tested by practitioners in the field. Composers, utilizing dedicated graphic symbols integrated into a score editor, have full control over spatialization characteristics. They can audition the results and communicate their intentions to performers (i.e. conductors, musicians, dancers, actors) as well as to all participants in the chain from rehearsal to performance. SSMN capitalizes on time-based phenomena: c...

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