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the never ending glissando- frequency domain edition.
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Genre
Electronic • Experimental Sounds
Charts
Peak #1,171
Peak in subgenre #106
Author
3 of Spades
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none per se
Uploaded
September 10, 2007
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MP3 3.8 MB • 128 kbps • 4:10
Story behind the song
constructed from 0.25 seconds of source material. i chose the "ar" phoneme as sung by Kenny Hagood with the Miles Davis nonet (the first note in "Darn that Dream". the patch is almost identical in praxis to the "tempus fugit" patch, except that it works on the frequency domain, leaving time intact. this concept is proven by the synchronous repetition of the phoneme, regardless of where along the 4 octave span any instance may be. the patch uses a 6-octave filterbank feeding 6 independent FFT's of layer-appropriate window size, effectively resulting in a 6-layer continuous garbor wavelet transform (CGWT-6). the algorithm is improved re: amplitude scaling. for some reason i couldn't quite figure out how to make a hann window out of a linear attack and decay. (i spent hours playing with waveshapers for this task! talk about inefficient!) needless to say this was easily remedied. all i had to do was let the amplitude curve be amp^(1/2). the time-domain patch has been similarly remedied.
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