An investigation of musical timbre
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Auteurs : S. N. Malloch ; A. M. CampbellSource :
- Le Journal de Physique IV [ 1155-4339 ] ; 1994-05.
Abstract
Musical timbre is a particularly difficult attribute to measure and quantify. However, Pollard and Janson (1982) [3] have successfully plotted the changing timbre of the starting transient and steady state of a single note. Following on from their work, the changing timbre of an ensemble piece of music is graphed using just two independent parameters, these being derived from Stevens (1971) [4], Mark VII.
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