Re: [microsound] Convolution, resonance and data sonification

[Scott Carver <fscthaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Oct 15, 2004, at 10:18 AM, Phil Thomson wrote:

> resonation (the use of resonators or resonant filters to draw out 
> particular frequencies in a signal; Barry Truax's work since about 
> 1995 makes extensive use of similar techniques)
I know that much of Trevor Wishart's work since the 80's has made use 
of linear predictive coding, a technique that uses resonators as you 
described. Check out the Voiceprints cd... possibly Tongues of Fire as 
well.

> data sonification (in the sense of converting arbitrary data files 
> (image, text, video) into sound by means of file format hacking; i.e., 
> data-bending)
Actually, if you find any particularly interesting works based on data 
sonification, I would love to hear about them.

- Scott
fscthaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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