THE ARCHITECTURE OF AURACLE: A VOICE-CONTROLLED, NETWORKED SOUND INSTRUMENT

Jason Freeman, Sekhar Ramakrishnan, Kristjan Varnik · University of Michigan Library Repository · 2005

Auracle is a voice-controlled, networked sound instrument which enables users to control a synthesized instrument with their voice and to interact with each other in real time over the Internet.This paper describes the architecture of the system in detail, including the multi-level analysis of vocal input, the communication of that analysis data across the network, and the mapping of that data onto a software synthesizer.

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