Presentation 2006-07-14
Numerical Simulation Errors of Phisical Models for Musical Sound Generation
Yoshimitsu TAKASAWA,
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Abstract(in English) The partial frequencies of the transverse vibrations of a string which has stiffness form an inharmonic series. For musical synthesis, the equations of a physical model are to be simulated in time domain by numerical methods. The most straightforward approach can be said to be the finite difference method. The equations are formulated in discrete form. In the finite difference method, there are two problems to be taken into account. The first is the numerical stability. The second is the numerical dispersion. It has been shown that some undesirable dispersive effects may be present in the solution if a finite difference scheme is used. Here, we present two accurate formulee of this numerical dispersion and discuss on the error size of the difference method.
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Keyword(in English) music sound generation / physical model / discretization / finite difference method / numerical dispersion / inharmonisity
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Title (in English) Numerical Simulation Errors of Phisical Models for Musical Sound Generation
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Keyword(1) music sound generation
Keyword(2) physical model
Keyword(3) discretization
Keyword(4) finite difference method
Keyword(5) numerical dispersion
Keyword(6) inharmonisity
1st Author's Name Yoshimitsu TAKASAWA
1st Author's Affiliation Dept. of Information and Communication Engineering, Univ. of Electro-Communications()
Date 2006-07-14
Paper # EA2006-31
Volume (vol) vol.106
Number (no) 160
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 4
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