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Percussion synthesis using loopback frequency modulation oscillators

Hsu et al., 2019

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13764404522263290541
Author
Hsu J
Smyth T
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th Proceedings of the 16 Sound and Music Comput-ing Conference, Málaga, Spain

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In this work, we apply recent research results in loopback frequency modulation (FM) to real- time parametric synthesis of percussion sounds. Loopback FM is a variant of FM synthesis whereby the carrier oscillator “loops back” to serve as a modulator of its own frequency. Like …
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