Programming Sound With Pure Data (For James Tumino) by Hillerson, Tony -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Programming Sound with Pure Data For the Best Reading Experience... Table of Contents Early praise for Programming Sound with Pure Data Foreword Acknowledgments Preface

Who Is This Book For? What This Book Covers What This Book Doesn’t Cover Where Will You Be When You Finish This Book? Online Resources

Chapter 1: Introduction

Getting Started with Sound Design Introducing Pure Data Installing Pd Other Software Let’s Get Started

Chapter 2: Making Some Noise

Finding Your Way Around Hello Concert A Controlling Volume Working with Different Frequencies Next Up

Chapter 3: Building Controls

Visualizing Sound Creating a Subpatch Making Sound Move Building an Envelope Next Up

Chapter 4: Creating Effects: Real-World Sounds

Waves Wind A Short Interlude: Synthesis Types A Toast! Next Up

Chapter 5: Working with Waves

Exporting Sound Files Loading Sound Files Generating Wavetables Synthesizing Other Geometric Waves Next Up

Chapter 6: Creating Effects: Swords!

A Sample-Based Effect: Swords A Wavetable Effect: A Lightsaber Next Up

Chapter 7: Sound in the User Experience

Sound Is a Public Experience Sound on the Web Sound on Mobile Devices Next Up

Chapter 8: Exporting Sounds for a Web Game

Designing the Game Designing and Building the Patch Browsers: The Cause of and Solution to All of Our Problems Integrating with the Web Game Next Up

Chapter 9: Integrating Dynamic Sounds into a Native App

Designing the App Designing and Building the Patch Introducing libpd Integrating with the Native Apps Next Up

Chapter 10: Your Journey Begins

A Recap Next Steps Wrapping Up

Appendix 1: Glossary Bibliography