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Paper abstract
A Computer System for Investigating and Building Synthetic Auditory Spaces - Part II
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Geoff Martin, Jason Corey, Wieslaw Woszczyk, and Rene QuesnelMcGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
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Part 1 of this paper describes a system topology for
the creation of auditory scenes � a multichannel, virtual
acoustic environment using a MIDI-controlled collection
of parallel hardware-based DSP devices. This
paper describes Version 2 of this system, which
includes custom DSP algorithms implemented in real-time
software on an Macintosh computer. With an
intuitive graphical user interface, Version 2 allows
smooth dynamic changes in both the sound source
location and the spatial characteristics of the created
synthetic auditory space. The system topology, implementation,
and usage are described.
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