Synthesis Theory I: Recommended Readings
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- Howard, David M. and James Angus Acoustics and Psychoacoustics.
2nd ed. Woburn, Massachusetts: Focal Press; 2001.
ISBN 0-240-51609-5. Call#: ML3805.H77 2000.
website: www-users.york.ac.uk/~dmh8/AcPsych/acpsyc.htm.
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Introduction to acoustics and the mechanics of hearing.
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- Pierce, John R. The Science of Musical Sound. New York:
W.H. Freeman; 1992. ISBN 0-7167-6005-3. Call#: ML3807.P5 1983.
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Good introduction to the physical properties of sound and how sound
relates to music.
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- Roads, Curtis. The Computer Music Tutorial.
Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press; 1996.
ISBN 0-252-18158-4. Call#: MT56.R6 1996.
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Extensive coverage of all aspects of computer music.
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- Seashore, Carl. Psychology of Music. New York: McGraw-Hill; 1938. Reprint Dover; 1967.
Call#: ML3830.S4P8.
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An early examination of the perception of hearing and how it relates
to music. Contains timbre partials for various instruments which
are used in assignment 1,
exercise 4
(Chapter 17 particularlly)
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- Smith, Julius Digital Filter Theory. pp. 69-130
in Digital Audio Signal Processing, John Strawn, ed.
Madison, Wisconson:
A-R Editions; 1985. ISBN 0-89579-279-6. Call#: ML1092.D5 1985
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Best introduction to the mathematical theory of linear digital
filtering.
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- Smith, Julius Introduction to Digital Filters.
Draft. http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/~jos/filters.
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Best introduction to the mathematical theory of linear digital
filtering.
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- Steiglitz, Ken A Digital Signal Processing Primer.
Menlo Park, California: Addison-Wesley; 1995.
ISBN 0-8053-1684-1. Call#: TK5102.9.S74 1995
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Good introduction to digital signal processing for musicians
who know some mathematics.
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