| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
| 30 (SA) | 31 (arr.) | 1 waves
kick-off bbq |
2 ears, etc. theremin film | 3 msgs. | ||
| 6 (opt.) | 7 dig. audio
fac. exposed |
8 synthesis
exploratorium |
9 studio
amadeus film |
10 cognition
chafe's bbq |
||
| 13 internet
huron, ucb |
14 media
sonic s'tions |
15 (dep.) | 16 compression, models, etc. | 17 (opt.) |
Sound
Physical Sources (waves)
sound sources demo
devices
text chapters: 1,2,3,7,8,A
read from reader: Helmholtz,
On
the Sensation of Sound in General
Helmholtz, On the Composition
of Vibrations
Pierce, The Nature of
Musical Sound
Perception of Sounds (psychoacoustics)
properties of hearing
auditory models
text chapters: 9,10,11,B,C,D
read: Shepard, Cognitive Psychology
and Music
W. Chafe, The Nature
of Consciousness
record ca. one minute of
dialog (2 or 3 speakers, spontaneous), email to cc@ccrma
Messages (environmental, gestural,
speech, musical)
auditory communications
read: Pierce, Storage
and Reproduction of Music
text chapters: 12,13,F
Digital Sound
Numerical Representation (sampling, resolution)
digitization of sound waves
[intro. by Jason Deng, SA]
text chapter: 14
read: C. Chafe, A Short
History of Digital Sound Synthesis
bring in a recording of
discourse, transcribed and segmented
Synthesis (techniques, control)
[A timeline in sound...]
text appendix: G
Digital Recording (sessions, formats)
[Live recording session, CCRMA studio (bring instruments)]
Music Cognition (overview of research into the biological basis of music)
[Guest Lecturer: David Huron, 1999 Bloch Lecturer, UCB & Prof. OSU]
read: AES, White Paper on Internet 2
Massive Sound Media
Comparison of Internet-based and
Historical Media (plus grad student research)
[David Merrill, SA, the Telharmonium,
Real Audio & such,
video documentary on Telharmonium]
[Takuya Fujishima, real-time
chord tracker]
[Sile O'Modhrain, haptics
in musical interfaces]
Mastering for New Media (incl. audio for film / video)
[Trip to Sonic Solutions,
Novato, CA
(provider of editing
tools for DVD-video, DVD-audio)]
Model-based Representations of Sound vs. the Future (audio compression)
[wrap-up, MST courses, induction
ceremony...]
(optional): to take the course for credit, create a web page that can be added here
example topics (check first w/ Chris):
impact of networked sound
-- find a novel use, e.g., internet radio in politically sensitive areas
a compendium of all current-practice
compression techniques -- pro's and con's
symbolic representations
of music (alphabets) -- from notation through digital forms
the impact of massive digital
media (e.g., MP3) on traditional distribution channels