Sound and musical representation: the Acousmographe software
Yann Geslin, Adrien Lefèvre · University of Michigan Library Repository · 2004
The "Acousmographe" software has been developed by the GRM's research team since 1991 to allow graphical representations of sound.This software is specifically useful for annotating, analyzing and representing non-traditional music, in particular music that doesn't lend itself to traditional score representation.This software has been widely used by musicologists, teachers and web designers to build interactive representations of electroacoustic, ethnic, jazz or improvised music.A fully revised version will soon be released, that facilitates access for non-expert users while including numerous new professional features.After a general and historical presentation, the new data structure organization will be described and discussed.