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IA2 138 Practice other sections in this chapter: IA.2 GENERATING RANDOM NUMBERS Paragraph IA.2 - Generating random numbers IA.3 MANAGING TIME: THE METRO OBJECT Band limited generators IA.4 SUBPATCHES AND ABSTRACTIONS The subpatch Abstractions IA.5 OTHER RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS IA.6 MESSAGE ORDERING WITH TRIGGER IA.7 OBJECTS FOR MANAGING LISTS The unpack object The pack object The zl object The multislider object IA.8 THE MESSAGE BOX AND VARIABLE ARGUMENTS Variable arguments: the dollar sign ($) Variable arguments: setdomain IA.9 SENDING SEQUENCES OF BANGS: THE UZI OBJECT IA.10 SEND AND RECEIVE ACTIVITIES • analyzing algorithMs • CoMpleting algorithMs • replaCing parts of algorithMs • CorreCting algorithMs TESTING • integrated Cross-funCtional projeCt: reverse engineering SUPPORTING MATERIALS • list of Max/Msp objeCts • CoMMands, attributes, and paraMeters for speCifiC Max/Msp objeCts • glossary from “Electronic Music and <strong>Sound</strong> Design” Vol. 1 by Alessandro Cipriani and Maurizio Giri © ConTempoNet 2010 - All rights reserved
2T ADDITIVE AND VECTOR SYNTHESIS 2.1 FIXED SPECTRUM ADDITIVE SYNTHESIS 2.2 BEATS 2.3 CROSSFADING BETWEEN WAVETABLES: VECTOR SYNTHESIS 2.4 VARIABLE SPECTRUM ADDITIVE SYNTHESIS from “Electronic Music and <strong>Sound</strong> Design” Vol. 1 by Alessandro Cipriani and Maurizio Giri © ConTempoNet 2010 - All rights reserved ADDITIVE AND VECTOR SYNTHESIS �
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CONTENTS Foreword by David Zicarell
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Electronic Music and Sound Design -
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REFERENCES The decision was made to
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