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| + | Enrolled in the class! | ||
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| + | I've been looking at flute physical modeling and existing block diagram implementations: http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~gary/courses/projects/618_2018/Gomez_ProjectReport.pdf. Also installed STK and implemented its flute model! | ||
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| + | [[Week 4]] | ||
| + | Installed JUCE and got a basic program with a workable interface (1 slider for air speed)! | ||
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| + | [[Week 5]] | ||
| + | Looking into DSP in JUCE (shying away from STK). Beginning to implement block diagrams from scratch! | ||
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| + | [[Week 6]] | ||
| + | Implemented the block diagram in JUCE and got working sound output. However, found that I am not satisfied with any of the existing flute physical modeling approaches! | ||
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| + | [[Week 7]] | ||
| + | Reading into the fundamental physics of flute acoustics, including pitch-synchronous pulsed noise: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/files/papers/stanm61.pdf. Testing Helmholtz resonators as an input source! | ||
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| + | [[Week 8]] | ||
| + | Could not find better alternative to white noise as the input. Now shifting focus to experimenting with excitations at different harmonics! | ||
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| + | [[Week 9]] | ||
| + | Continuing to refine model, including adding linearly interpolating delay lines. Mapped single input parameter of air speed to flute model parameters! | ||
| − | + | [[Week 10]] | |
| + | Presented the project! | ||
Latest revision as of 02:08, 16 June 2019
Week 2 Enrolled in the class!
Week 3 I've been looking at flute physical modeling and existing block diagram implementations: http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~gary/courses/projects/618_2018/Gomez_ProjectReport.pdf. Also installed STK and implemented its flute model!
Week 4 Installed JUCE and got a basic program with a workable interface (1 slider for air speed)!
Week 5 Looking into DSP in JUCE (shying away from STK). Beginning to implement block diagrams from scratch!
Week 6 Implemented the block diagram in JUCE and got working sound output. However, found that I am not satisfied with any of the existing flute physical modeling approaches!
Week 7 Reading into the fundamental physics of flute acoustics, including pitch-synchronous pulsed noise: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/files/papers/stanm61.pdf. Testing Helmholtz resonators as an input source!
Week 8 Could not find better alternative to white noise as the input. Now shifting focus to experimenting with excitations at different harmonics!
Week 9 Continuing to refine model, including adding linearly interpolating delay lines. Mapped single input parameter of air speed to flute model parameters!
Week 10 Presented the project!
