2008
DOI: 10.1162/comj.2008.32.2.9
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The Generation of Natural-Synthetic Spectra by Means of Adaptive Frequency Modulation

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“…Particularly, we will investigate how it can be extended to create a variety of real-time effects for arbitrary inputs as in AdFM [3]. …”
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“…Particularly, we will investigate how it can be extended to create a variety of real-time effects for arbitrary inputs as in AdFM [3]. …”
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“…(3) and following the lead of other authors [9], use a simplifying approximation for the tan(x) function (for small x):…”
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“…However, the use of a DSP unit enables implementation of a variety of sound processing techniques and synthesized algorithms. Lazzarini, Timoney, and Lysaght (2008), for example, describe adaptive frequency modulation synthesis based on an acoustic oscillator instead of an electrical oscillator. Smith (2010) in Physical Audio Signal Processing describes many different sound effects that can be implemented digitally, such as virtual distortion.…”
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“…In the 1990s, interest in these techniques diminished, even though some important novel methods were still being proposed, such as that of Puckette (1995). More recently, distortion techniques have been used in new synthesis algorithms (Lazzarini, Timoney, and Lysaght 2008b) and for audio effects (Lazzarini, Timoney, and Lysaght 2007, 2008a, 2008c.…”
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