Eric Kabisch

 

Computer Audio: Musical Applications of Digital Signal Processing

Instructor: Christopher Dobrian
Webpage: http://music.arts.uci.edu/dobrian/DSP2005/

[ ekabisch @t uci dot edu ]
http://e.fluxt.com

Final Project : 3/21/05

Files and research paper are posted here.

Selected Audio History:

SignalPlay - A sensor-based interactive environment where collaborative gestural interaction creates sounds and modulations thereof.

Each Time - Seen Better Days - Electric bass.

Farm Fresh Studios - Design, Construction and Operation of Recording Studio.

The Consequence - Heavy Step - Recording Engineer.
2 Minutes - Japonize Elephants - Recording Engineer.

• B.A. Telecommunications and Music - Indiana University
A.S. Audio Technology - Indiana University

Final Project Update : 2/27/05

I have made some progress on the final project. Files and information are posted here.

Assignment 2 : 2/13/05

For the spatialization project, I have created a flash frontend to control the placement of a sound source within a virtual space. The placement of the source controls parameters of a Max/MSP patch that puts the sounds within a two-channel (stereo) spectrum. Files and details are here.

Final Project Proposal: 2/1/05

I plan to create patches in Max/MSP that will use graphs of landscape and terrestrial data to generate musical structures. The result will be accompanied by a graphical representation and delivered through an interactive installation. See more details.

Assignment 1: 1/20/05

This simple java class takes a command-line argument to specify a PCM audio file to play. The program streams the audio data into a buffer and from the buffer to the DAC output. It is programmed using the javax.sound libraries.
SoundPlayer.java