Speech sounds can be represented by graphical functions of time specifying formants. A generalization of this graphical representation to other sounds and music is described. Graphical functions of time are used to represent pitch, loudness, and duration. Functions can be drawn with a light pen and oscilloscope. Computer sounds can be synthesized directly from the drawn functions.

Author: Mathews, M. V.
Affiliation: Bell Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ
AES Convention: 31 (October 1966) Paper Number: 477
Publication Date: October 1, 1966 Import into BibTeX
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