The haskell source for my vocable synthesis system used in my previous screencasts is now available. I’ve been having fun…
Thank you Graphviz
I love graphviz. You feed in data in a simple, easy to generate format and it creates the most beautifully…
More vocable synthesis
Another screencast: As ever, feedback, both positive and negative is very much appreciated!
Looking forward to the final printout
My MSc project is gradually coming to a close… I think I finally have some software that I could improvise…
Alternative title
So I explained my msc project to Amy who explained it back far better than I could have; “… it’s…
ASCII Rave in Haskell
I’ve been playing with using words to control the articulation of a physical modelling synthesiser based on the elegant Karplus-Strong…
Canntaireachd synthesis part two
Sounds a bit nicer now… This time with a smaller font and an exciting slither of my desktop visible. Sorry…
SoundVis
Frederic Leymarie and I have created a blog called SoundVis to document our research into the visualisation of sound and…
Canntaireachd for sinewaves
An early sketch of a system of vocables for describing manipulations of a sine wave. The text is a bit…
Speechless
A new project: http://speechless.lurk.org/rhythm.html The idea is to use festival speech synth to turn what people type into rhythms, giving…