Cider Seminar on Music Synthesis using Multiple Digital Processors

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From: Jonathan Rose
Date: Tue, 13 Aug 1985 15:20

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                Cider Seminar Series

                    Part CXLVIII

       Music Synthesis by Simulation Using a
      General-Purpose Signal Processing System

                  By John Kitamura

                    Room GB 244
                    Time: 12:05
           Date: Friday August 16th, 1985

                      Abstract

   A flexible system has  been  built  with  pro-
   grammable digital signal processors (DSPs) ca-
   pable of performing  a  variety  of  different
   real-time  algorithms and which utilizes a re-
   cently designed architecture that is  extendi-
   ble  for  multiprocessor  applications.   This
   device  is  modular  and  expandable  and  en-
   courages  experimentation  with new methods of
   computation-intensive  music  synthesis  which
   previously   could   only  be  realized  with,
   special-purpose  high-speed  hardware.    This
   seminar  is actually a presentation of a paper
   to be  given  at  the  International  Computer

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