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Parameters
``Physically informed'' synthesis implies that the instrument physics
are taken into account [3, Gould, 1996]. In deriving
parameters for the selected model, and by modifying synthesis
parameter values, expressive control of the sound is obtained. In this
physical model pitch or frequency parameters are absent but
nevertheless duration is a critical factor for the synthesis of a
sound. Additionally, energy of the system is manipulated as well
as sound decay, system decay, number of beans, damping, probability of
collision, shell frequency and shell resonance. An important parameter
for controlling rhythmic patterns is the shake rate which faithfully
models one single note after another without any glitch or
discontinuity. Electro acoustic conditions permitted reverberation,
Doppler effects and panning values. Doppler effects combined with
reverberation give the impression of an over sized maraca which is
being thrown across the whole concert space.
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