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"Hardware, Software, and Compositional Tools for a Real Time Improvised Solo Trumpet Work",
International Computer Music Conference, no. STAN-M-56, Columbus, Ohio, USA, 1989.
"Identification of Control Parameters in an Articulatory Vocal Tract Model, with Applications to the Synthesis of Singing",
Electrical Engineering, vol. Ph.D., no. STAN-M-68, Stanford, California, Stanford University, 12/1990.
"CCRMA Papers on Physical Modeling from the 1991 International Computer Music Conference, Montreal, Canada",
International Computer Music Conference, no. STAN-M-73, Montreal, Canada, 10/1991.
Implementation of Single Reed Instruments with Arbitrary Bore Shapes Using Digital Waveguide Filters,
, no. STAN-M-50: Stanford University Department of Music, 05/1988.
"LECTOR: An Ecclesiastical Latin Control Language for the SPASM/Singer Instrument",
International Computer Music Conference, no. STAN-M-76, Montreal, Canada, 1991.
Reverberation Cancellation in Musical Signals Using Adaptive Filters,
, no. STAN-M-51, Stanford, California, CCRMA, 05/1988.
"Noise and Aperiodicity in the Glottal Source: A Study of Singer Voices",
Twelfth International Congress of Phoenetic Sciences, no. STAN-M-75, 08/1991.
"Synthesis of the Singing Voice Using a Physically Parameterized Model of the Human Vocal Tract",
International Computer Music Conference, no. STAN-M-57, Columbus, Ohio, USA, 1989.
The Influence of Nonharmonic Partials on Tone Perception,
, vol. Ph.D., no. STAN-M-10: Stanford University, 1980.
"The Synthesis of Complex Audio Spectra by Means of Frequency Modulation",
Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, pp. J. Audio Eng. Soc. 21 (7), 526-534., 1973.
Abstract
Intelligent Analysis of Composite Acoustic Signals, Final Report,
, Stanford, California, Stanford University Department of Music, 05/1986.
Instrumental Timbre and Related Acoustical Phenomena in the Perception of Music, Final Report,
, no. STAN-M-11, Stanford, California, Stanford University Department of Music, 08/1982.
"The Simulation of Moving Sound Sources",
Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, pp. J. Audio Eng. Soc. 19 (1), 2–6., 1971.
Abstract
Music From Machines: Perceptual Fusion and Auditory Perspective - for Ligeti,
, no. STAN-M-64: Stanford University Department of Music, 1990.
Auditory Distance Perception Under Natural Sounding Conditions, Final Report,
, no. STAN-M-12: Stanford University Department of Music, 1982.
Simulation of Music Instrument Tones in Reverberant Environments, Final Report,
: Stanford University Department of Music, 05/1978.
Intelligent Systems for the Analysis of Digitized Acoustic Signals, Final Report,
, no. STAN-M-15: Stanford University Department of Music, 1984.
Computer Simulation of Music Instrument Tones in Reverberant Environments,
, no. STAN-M-1: Stanford University Department of Music, 1974.
Distance of Sound in Reverberant Fields,
, vol. Ph.D., no. STAN-M-94: Department of Music, Stanford University, 08/1995.
"Analysis of pitch perception of iharmonicity in pipa strings using response surface methodology",
Journal of New Music Research, vol. 39, issue 1, 05/2010.
Coupled Structural-Acoustic Systems. Application to Stringed Instruments,
, no. STAN-M-119: Stanford University, Department of Music, 2004.
"Techniques for Note Identification in Polyphonic Music",
Proceddings of the 1985 International Computer Music Conference, Burnaby, B.C., Canada, no. STAN-M-29: International Computer Music Association, 1985.
Bowed String Synthesis and Its Control From a Physical Model,
, no. STAN-M-32, replaced by STAN-M-48: Stanford University Department of Music, 07/1985.
"Temporal Separation in a Rhythmic Task",
Perception, 2010.
"Pulsed Noise in Self-Sustained Oscillations of Musical Instruments",
Proceddings of the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, Albuquerque, no. STAN-M-61, New York, IEEE Press, 01/1990.
"CCRMA Papers Presented at the 1993 International Computer Music Conference, Tokyo, Japan",
International Computer Music Conference, no. STAN-M-81, Tokyo, Japan, 12/1993.
"Simulating Performance on a Bowed Instrument",
Current Directions in Computer Music: MIT Press, 05/1988, 1989.
"CCRMA Papers Presented at the 1996 International Computer Music Conference Hong Kong",
International Computer Music Conference Hong Kong, no. STAN-M-99, Hong Kong, CCRMA, 08/1996.
"Source Separation and Note Identification in Polyphonic Music",
Proceedings of the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, Tokyo, no. STAN-M-34, New York, IEEE Press, 1986.
Pulsed Noise and Microtransients in Physical Models of Musical Instruments,
, no. STAN-M-65: Stanford University Department of Music, sep, 1990.
"Simulation of Recruiting Hearing Impairment Using a Tree-Structured Allpass-Complementary ERB-Band Filter Bank",
IEEE Workshop on Appl. Signal Processing to Audio and Acoustics, Demo Session, New Paltz, NY, pp. [TD1-8], oct, 2007.
"An oversampled, non-uniform filter bank for multi-band audition and level modification of audio signals",
Proc. 38th Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems and Computers, 2004.
"Efficient Time-Varying Loudness Estimation via the Hopping Goertzel DFT",
Proceedings of the IEEE International Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems (MWSCAS-2007), 2007.
A Generalized Approach to Automatic Recognition of Music Scores,
, no. STAN-M-87, Stanford, California, Stanford University Department of Music, 12/1993.
"JackTrip/SoundWIRE Meets Server Farm",
Computer Music Journal, vol. 34, no. 3, 2010.
"JackTrip: Under the Hood of an Engine for Network Audio",
Journal of New Music Research, vol. 38, no. 3, 2010.
"To the Edge with China: Explorations in Network Performance",
ARTECH 2008: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Digital Arts, Porto, Portugal, pp. 61–66, 2008.
"JackTrip/SoundWIRE Meets Server Farm",
Proceedings of 6th Sound and Music Computing Conference, Porto, Portugal, pp. 95–98, 2009.
"Playing the Network: the Use of Time Delays as Musical Devices",
International Computer Music Conference, pp. 244-250, 2008.
