Acoustics
- Carl Rod Nave's HyperPhysics, especially the Sound and hearing section
- Daniel A. Russell's Acoustics and vibration animations for teaching acoustics
- David J. Benson's Music: a mathematical offering
- The Sound object project book (PDF)
- Mark Dolson's The phase vocoder: a tutorial from CMJ (scanned by Swedish keyboardist Jens Johansson, son of jazz pianist Jan Johansson). Also available in an HTML earlier version
- Bores signal processing online classes: Introduction to DSP and Advanced DSP
- Stephan Bernsee’s DSP Dimension Signal processing tutorials (FFT/phase vocoder)
- Steve Smith's The scientist and engineer's guide to digital signal processing (free online book)
- DSPRelated.com, a portal and community for DSP
- James C. Clark's Advanced programming techniques for modular synthesizers (includes example patches for Clavia Nord Modular)
- Øyvind Hammer's Digital lydbehandling (PDF in Norwegian) from Notam
Although we use Max/MSP and not Pd on the course, there are many similarities between them, so these free books could be useful (via Create Digital Music):
- Johannes Kreidler's Programming electronic music in Pd
- IOhannes m zmoelnig's bang | pure data
- Miller Puckette's Theory and technique of electronic music
Software
- Manuel Op de Coul's Scala, a tuning utility hosted by the Huygens-Fokker centre for microtonal music)
- Michael Klingbeil's SPEAR, Fourier-based sinusoidal modelling for OS X
- Xavier Serra's SMS, spectral modelling synthesis
2 comments:
Great list. Mark Dolson's tutorial on the Phase Vocoder is indeed a fundamental text, and not used enough by teachers in my opinion.
Maybe you would find something of interested in my article "A Tutorial on Spectral Sound Processing with Max/MSP and Jitter". It's published in the Computer Music Journal, and free to download from mitpressjournals.org
All the best,
Jean-François Charles.
Thanks! Here's the link to the article.
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