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Re: Sound morphing?

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Subject: Re: Sound morphing?
From: Suzan Emiroglu <suzan.emiroglu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 20 May 2005 09:42:31 +0200
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Hello,

there is also a Matlab toolbox called "DAFX" with a morphing code (usefull
for musical instruments), described in the book "DAFX - Digital Audio
Effects" (by Udo Zoelzer as editor). The simple version of the morphing
code (by Xavier Amatriain) is downloadable at:

http://www2.hsu-hh.de/ant/dafx2002/DAFX_Book_Page/matlab.html
-> Chapter 10

The simple version is only usefull for pitched instruments (- so perhaps
it could be combined with the "Flatmax" for snare-high hat morphing
mentioned by Matt). The more tonality the instrument sound contains, the
better is the output.

Cheers,
Suzan


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Suzan Emiroglu
Sektion Medizinische Physik
Carl-von-Ossietzky-Universität
26111 Oldenburg

Tel: +49-(0)441-7983632

References:
- Sound morphing?
  - From: Kambiz Tavabi
- Re: Sound morphing?
  - From: Matt Flax

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