Presentation	1997/2/21 On a submitted music piece : Sound morphing Naotoshi Osaka,
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Abstract(in English)	Morphing has become a general technique in computer graphics. Recently the topic becomes popular as well in the field of sound synthesis. This paper describes application of the morphing technique to a music piece named "Mirror stone" for a flute and a computer. Two examples of morphing are introdued; from a flute to singing voice, and from flute to struck plates. Moreover, a basic framework of morphing technique based on a sinusoidal model is introdued, which framewise interpolates spectral parameters. The algorithm is an extended one of morphing in the case of mono-tone, since it can incorpolate sounds with unvoiced parts, where there are no harmonics.
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Keyword(in English)	Morphing / computer music / pitch shift / timbre interpolation / sinusoidal model
Paper #	SP96-114
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Conference Date	1997/2/21(1days)
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Title (in English)	On a submitted music piece : Sound morphing
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Keyword(1)	Morphing
Keyword(2)	computer music
Keyword(3)	pitch shift
Keyword(4)	timbre interpolation
Keyword(5)	sinusoidal model
1st Author's Name	Naotoshi Osaka
1st Author's Affiliation	NTT Basic Research Laboratories()
Date	1997/2/21
Paper #	SP96-114
Volume (vol)	vol.96
Number (no)	540
Page	pp.pp.-
#Pages	6
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