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Music Transformation In Cellular Spaces Triggered By Walsh Functions
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Proceedings Of Sound And Music Computing Conference, Smc 2005. Sound And Music Computing Network, v. , n. , p. 23 - , 2005.
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Autor
da Silva P.
Maia Jr. A.
Institución
Resumen
This paper introduces a new compositional process based on transformations of previously existing material by segmentation of information located in a 2-dimensional cellular- space, the use of Walsh Functions as triggers, and recombinancy by cyclic transposition. The process can produce a wide spectrum of results depending on the size of segmentation, the choice of the Walsh functions, the operation(s) used, and the parameters entered for each operation. These results can range from a simple variation of the input, to an output, holding little or no resemblance with the original.
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