Advanced Interactive Tool Design for Music and Audio - AHM3218

Assessment 1: Portfolio (including examples)

A portfolio of patching/programming tasks set in seminar sessions and presented informally during seminars (equivalent to 1000 words).

Portfolio

Assessment 3: Project Work

Project Work

Assessment 1: Project Work

Assessment 2: Project Work

<p>Building on the skills and knowledge acquired in Making Interactive Tools for Music and Audio, this module will examine specific techniques of signal processing and synthesis in an audio programming environment such as Max, Supercollider, Csound or Chuck.  Teaching may focus on one language in particular but will also present concepts that are relevant to and transferable between a range of software environments. The significance and creative potential of real-time software for synthesis and audio processing will be explored. Topics will be introduced in lectures and you will then work on exercises with supervision.</p>

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AHM3218 - Advanced Interactive Tool Design for Music and Audio

Advanced Interactive Tool Design for Music and Audio

have an understanding of the use of more advanced audio programming environments for audio processing, including the use of specific techniques in detail.

be able to design attractive and functional user interfaces for their programming work.

have an understanding of the full creative potential of audio programming environments such as Max, Supercollider, Csound or Chuck. 


be able to write effective patches/code to perform audio synthesis and processing tasks.

be able to work creatively with audio programming software to produce and modify sound in a wide a variety of ways.

have an understanding of the use of more advanced audio programming environments for sound synthesis.