ADVANCED SOUND HYBRIDIZATIONS BY MEANS OF THE THEORY OF SOUND-TYPES
Carmine-Emanuele Cella, Juan José Burred · University of Michigan Library Repository · 2013
In this article some advanced methods for sound hybridizations by means of the theory of sound-types will be shown. After a short presentation of the theory, a formal definition will be given. A framework implementing the theory will be presented in detail, with an emphasis on the modules aimed at the sound transformations. Hybridization is achieved by means of two orthogonal processes called type matching (aimed at timbral transformation) and probability merging (aimed at the imitation of the temporal morphology). Finally, some relevant artistic applications of the proposed methods will be discussed.