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N.H.Fletcher,
T.D. Rossing
The Physics of Musical Instruments
Springer Verlag - 1998 |
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Book
What
is it the starting point for those interested in physical modeling? We
believe it is the physics of musical instruments. This recent book gives
an exhaustive background about all the classical acoustic musical
instruments. It is worth noting that this book is about the physics of
instruments, not about the implementation of synthesis mechanisms. But
this kind of knowledge is a must for any physical modeling beginner.
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H.F.Olson
Music, Physics and Engineering
Dover Publications - Paperback - 1966 |
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Another
good book on the physics of musical instruments, a little bit older and
less complete than the former, but anyway a good reading.
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C.V.
Raman, S. Ramaseshan (Editor)
Scientific Papers of C.V. Raman: Acoustics
Oxford University Press - 1989 |
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Book
Raman
is one the major cofounder of the field of studies about the physics of
the violin. This book collects all the contribution of the famous Indian
physicist to the field of Acoustics. No more words must be spent to say
that this book is a must.
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L.
Cremer, J.S. Allen
The Physics of the Violin
MIT Press - 1985 |
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Book
With
the famous works by Raman, this is one of the milestones of the
researches around the violin. You can find the works of Lothar Cremer
referenced anywhere in the musical research and acoustics field. A must.
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Eduardo
Reck Miranda
Computer Sound Synthesis for the Electronic Musician (Music
Technology Series)
Focal Press - October 1998 |
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Book
Miranda
is well known as a researcher in the field of Computer Music as well as
a Composer. This is a new book surveying almost any topic in the field,
from classical synthesis methods (like additive, AM, FM, Wavetable) to
granular synthesis, formant synthesis. The eighth and last chapter is
devoted to a field in which Miranda is particularly involved: Artificial
Intelligence in connection with sound, voice and music, with a glance to
computer parallel architectures for the most demanding synthesis and
algorithmic composition techniques.
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