FA/DATT 3074 (3.00)

Creative Generative Audio Signal Processing

Description

This course is about the astonishing things you can do-and the insights you can find-when you work at the atomic sample-by-sample structure of digital audio. The course focuses on creative exploration of algorithmic and generative sonic signal processing at this level for real-time/interactive contexts. It is structured around central common algorithmic circuits and design patterns for a wide variety of creative situations and applications. The course will utilize a development environment widely-used in artistic and industrial settings for audio software & hardware design, music production, game audio, sonic arts, and other broader contexts. The curriculum is primarily practice-based: problem-driven and technique-focused leading toward applications that students will be able to utilize in other project-based courses. Project algorithms may include oscillators, filters, audio-rate modulation, delay, microsound, generative patterns, time-domain analysis & resynthesis, and/or nature-inspired generative systems, as well as translation and export of designs to settings such as hardware microcontrollers, web, game audio, and audio plugins. No background in music theory, mathematics or computer science are required. Prerequisite: DATT 2050 3.0 or by permission of the instructor.

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