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BE. JA. Rodriguez Nino, and M. Herrera Martinez, "Design of an Algorithm for VST Audio Mixing Based on Gibson Diagrams," Engineering Brief 344, (2017 May.). doi:
BE. JA. Rodriguez Nino, and M. Herrera Martinez, "Design of an Algorithm for VST Audio Mixing Based on Gibson Diagrams," Engineering Brief 344, (2017 May.). doi:
Abstract: This project consists on the creation of a plugin on the Ableton Live platform, with the aim of providing visually the audio mixing process in real-time. The software programming is developed on Max for Live–a program to establish the link between Max Msp and Ableton Live. The plugin is assigned for each channel with the aim of visualizing the correspondent sound to a “sphere“ object on a 3D window and there to observe the variations in real time of loudness, panning, and frequency analysis based on David Gibson´s interpretation in his book The Art of Mixing.
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This project consists on the creation of a plugin on the Ableton Live platform, with the aim of providing visually the audio mixing process in real-time. The software programming is developed on Max for Live–a program to establish the link between Max Msp and Ableton Live. The plugin is assigned for each channel with the aim of visualizing the correspondent sound to a “sphere“ object on a 3D window and there to observe the variations in real time of loudness, panning, and frequency analysis based on David Gibson´s interpretation in his book The Art of Mixing.
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Authors:
Rodriguez Nino, Belman Jahir; Herrera Martinez, Marcelo
Affiliations:
University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland; Universidad de San Buenaventura sede Bogotá, Bogotá, Colombia(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:
142 (May 2017)eBrief:344
Publication Date:
May 11, 2017Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Posters: Transducers, Systems, and Effects
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