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Turenas: the realization of a dream

Chowning, 2011

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5944664653283175810
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Chowning J
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Journées d'Informatique Musicale

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The culmination of two research paths, Turenas (1972), embodies both sound localization (begun in 1964) and Frequency Modulation (FM) synthesis (begun in 1967). Illusory motion of sound in space was a musical goal from the very beginning of my work with computers, a …
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