A new application of the well-known process of frequency modulation is shown to result in a surprising control of audio spectra. The technique provides a means of great simplicity to control the spectral components and their evolution in time. Such dynamic spectra are diverse in their subjective impressions and include sounds both known and unknown.

Author: Chowning, John M.
Affiliation: Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Stanford, CA
JAES Volume 21 Issue 7 pp. 526-534; September 1973
Publication Date: September 1, 1973 Import into BibTeX
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