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* <b>Bjoern Erlach</b> - w/ J. Abel. inter-sampling artifact calibration, acoustic modeling
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* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~berlach/220c/granular.html <b>Bjoern Erlach</b>] - w/ J. Abel. Subsample precise granular synthesis.
* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~cforkish/220c/<b>Charlie Forkish</b>] - Produce a stage show. Develop a system that will take inputs from each player (of about five), and visualize each input to [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh7bYNAHXxw <b>a freakin' LASER BEAM(!)</b>] — using freq. analysis/tracking, envelope tracking, timbre tracking, etc...
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* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~cforkish/220c/<b>Charlie Forkish</b>] - Produce a stage show. Develop a system that will take inputs from each player (of about five), and visualize each input to a freakin' OVERHEAD PROJECTOR(!) — using freq. analysis/tracking, envelope tracking, timbre tracking, etc...
 
* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~hanaboy/220c/ <b>Stephen Henderson</b>] - Alzheimer's helped by medial prefrontal cortex? helped by music?
 
* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~hanaboy/220c/ <b>Stephen Henderson</b>] - Alzheimer's helped by medial prefrontal cortex? helped by music?
* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~leshg/220C/<b>Grahame Lesh</b>] - Live Video Recording/Editing of a band based on their output.
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* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~leshg/220C/<b>Grahame Lesh</b>] - Live Automatic Video Editor
 
* [http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~tymaue/220c/ <b>Tyler Maue</b>] - Lüp-It: One-man band loop generator.
 
* [http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~tymaue/220c/ <b>Tyler Maue</b>] - Lüp-It: One-man band loop generator.
 
* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~lmelvin/220c/ <b>Linden Melvin</b>] - Live Sound Synthesis to make a Soundscape
 
* [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~lmelvin/220c/ <b>Linden Melvin</b>] - Live Sound Synthesis to make a Soundscape
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*Grahame - T 11-12, W 11-12
 
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<b> UP-TO-DATE VERSION ON GOOGLE CALENDARS [http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ep3pf4t74b4pph5vu931somp10%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles  HERE!]</b>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:13, 24 June 2010

Music 220c - Research Seminar in Computer-Generated Music

About the Class

Use the Space Below to Link to Your Project Pages/Wikis

Short blurbs and links to project pages:

  • Bjoern Erlach - w/ J. Abel. Subsample precise granular synthesis.
  • Charlie Forkish - Produce a stage show. Develop a system that will take inputs from each player (of about five), and visualize each input to a freakin' OVERHEAD PROJECTOR(!) — using freq. analysis/tracking, envelope tracking, timbre tracking, etc...
  • Stephen Henderson - Alzheimer's helped by medial prefrontal cortex? helped by music?
  • Grahame Lesh - Live Automatic Video Editor
  • Tyler Maue - Lüp-It: One-man band loop generator.
  • Linden Melvin - Live Sound Synthesis to make a Soundscape
  • Dohi Moon - Electronic Music + Animation (String Quartet)
  • Colin Raffel - Getting Rain Barrels - Live sampling, wireless miking — group music making.
  • Michael Repper - Bending Music, Spectrograms for Donald Barra's new book, "Shaping Music"
  • Adam Shepperd - Composition for infrasonics. Creation of very low frequency driver using tactile transducers and found satellite dish.
  • Isaac Wang - Expansion of 220B project - sonifying twitter updates - Something generative/automated that also sounds good, put interface on server so that people can "tweet" from anywhere. Collaborative.
  • Jacob Wittenberg - The Faceless Bass Player. A virtual bass player that can accompany a jazz pianist on a song that the pianist inputs. The first step in a to-be-extended-and-improved model for jazz bass players.
  • Xiang Zhang - w/ J. Abel. 3d modeling, acoustic modeling

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CONCERT PLANNING

Thurs. May 27, 2010

Sound-check SAME DAY. sound-check order:

  • Isaac 3:30pm
  • Tyler 4pm
  • Jacob 4:30pm
  • Linden 5pm
  • Graham 5:30pm

outside

  • Adam 6pm
  • Colin 6:30pm


CONCERT order:

  • Melvin
  • Wittenberg
  • Maue
  • Bjoern
  • Wang
  • Graham

outside

  • Adam
  • Colin


Backyard reqs.

  • risers
  • screen
  • PA
  • stage

Rehearsal Times:

  • Linden - M 6-7:30, T 6:30-8, W 12-1:30
  • Jacob - M 4:15-6, T 10-11
  • Tyler - M 7:30-9, W 2:30-4, R 12-1
  • Colin - M 3-4, T 5-6:30, W 1:30-2:30
  • Adam - W 4-5
  • Bjoern - T 9-10
  • Isaac - T 8-9, W 5-6,
  • Grahame - T 11-12, W 11-12


UP-TO-DATE VERSION ON GOOGLE CALENDARS HERE!

Rehearse220c 03.jpg



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