Ircam Lab
IRCAM Lab The Snail v1.2.12 WiN / OSX Software
Posted by orientazure at Nov. 2, 2017
IRCAM Lab The Snail v1.2.12 WiN / OSX | 44 Mb / 29 Mb
The Snail is a very high-precision frequency-domain analyzer that delivers an easy to understand representation of sounds based on the scales and notes aligned in spectrally active zones. It offers a new way of tuning and analyzing an instrument in an extremely accurate way, displaying intonation and visualizing music and sounds in a way that can help anyone improve their listening and innotation!
IRCAM Lab TS v1.0.11 WiN / OSX Software
Posted by orientazure at Oct. 10, 2016
IRCAM Lab TS v1.0.11 WiN / OSX | 49.15 Mb / 41.24 Mb
RCAM Lab “TS” stands for “Transpose/Stretching” and is a powerful stand alone software application that revolutionizes the way audio signals can be processed. Unlike other time stretching applications, “TS” uses an advanced phase vocoder engine (SuperVP) as well as the analysis/synthesis functionalities of “AudioSculpt”, providing high-quality sound processing in real-time.
Jean-Claude Risset - Sud, Dialogues , ... (2001) Music
Posted by Ba$HoK84 at Dec. 10, 2009
Jean-Claude Risset - Sud, Dialogues , … (2001)
Avant-garde/Electronic | EAC (FLAC + CUE + LOG) | Scans | 263 MB
About the Artist:
Music studies piano, composition with Andre Jolivetl. Scientific studies at the Ecole Normale Superieure, During the sixties, worked with Max Mathews in the United States to develop the resources of computer sound synthesis, imitation of instrumental timbres, sonic composition, pitch paradoxes, catalog of computer-synthesized sounds, composition of mixed works for instruments and computer. Implements computer sound synthesis systems at Orsay [1970-71], Marseilles-Luminy [1974-81] and IRCAM, Paris. as head of the computer department between 1975 and 1979. Presently researcher in Marseilles [Laboratoire de Mecanigue et d’Acoustique]. Music works for instruments. voice and computer. Scientitic and musicological articles. Received since 1963 numerous distinctions. among which the Ars Electronica Prize [1987], the Grand Prix National de Ia Musigue of France [1990]. the first prize for digital music [1981] the Euphonie d’Or [1992] and the Magisterium prize at the international Bourges competition, the gold medal of CNRS [1999].