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Conclusions

We have presented a computationally efficient modeling framework applicable to flaring horns and piecewise conical bores. The horn models use tail-canceling IIR filters to implement finite exponential and constant impulse response segments, with periodic replacement of unstable filter components used to avoid indefinite build-up of round-off errors. The piecewise conical models follow analogous principles with $t_{60}$ replacing the FIR filter length. Compared with previous practical approaches to modeling these musical acoustic elements computationally, the TIIR approach offers compelling advantages.


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``Use of Truncated Infinite Impulse Response (TIIR) Filters in Implementing Efficient Digital Waveguide Models of Flared Horns and Piecewise Conical Bores with Unstable One-Pole Filter Elements'', by , Original version published in the Proceedings of the International Symposium on Musical Acoustics (ISMA-98, Leavenworth, Washington), pp. 309-314, June 28, 1998.
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