This paper presents SonaGraph, a framework and an ap- plication for a simplified but efficient harmonic spectrum analyzer suitable for assisted and algorithmic composition. The model is inspired by the analog Sonagraph and relies on a constant-Q bandpass filter bank. First, the historical Sonagraph is introduced, then, starting from it, a simplified (“cartoonified”) model is discussed. An implementation in SuperCollider is presented that includes various utilities (interactive GUIs, music notation generation, graphic ex- port, data communication). A comparison of results in re- lation to other tools for assisted composition is presented. Finally, some musical examples are discussed, that make use of spectral data from SonaGraph to generate, retrieve and display music information.
SONAGRAPH. A CARTOONIFIED SPECTRAL MODEL FOR MUSIC COMPOSITION
Andrea Valle
2019-01-01
Abstract
This paper presents SonaGraph, a framework and an ap- plication for a simplified but efficient harmonic spectrum analyzer suitable for assisted and algorithmic composition. The model is inspired by the analog Sonagraph and relies on a constant-Q bandpass filter bank. First, the historical Sonagraph is introduced, then, starting from it, a simplified (“cartoonified”) model is discussed. An implementation in SuperCollider is presented that includes various utilities (interactive GUIs, music notation generation, graphic ex- port, data communication). A comparison of results in re- lation to other tools for assisted composition is presented. Finally, some musical examples are discussed, that make use of spectral data from SonaGraph to generate, retrieve and display music information.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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