Sep 14, 2014 · ABSTRACT. How to schedule a desired temporal pattern is one of the most elementary issues to consider when implementing a computer music ...

This paper describes four programming patterns that can be seen in the existing computer music languages and proposes the names for these programming ...

Sep 14, 2014 · In this paper, we describe an experimental classification of sev- eral existing programming patterns in textual computer music languages. 2. TWO ...

The method is used for examining similarity among the individual trips and grouping them before any of the existing scheduling algorithms is applied. Trips are ...

This paper describes four programming patterns that can be seen in the existing computer music languages and proposes the names for these programming ...

An Experimental Classification of the Programming Patterns for Scheduling in Computer Music Programming ... LC: A New Computer Music Programming Language ...

This study compares search algorithms based on note-interval matching with dynamic programming, fixed-frame melodic contour matching with dynamic time warping, ...

Missing: Classification Patterns

Computer Music has evolved from a world of generalists: composers who had the science and engineering skills to figure out how to use computers.

The goal is to create a language that is expressive and easy to write and read with respect to time and parallelism, and to provide a platform for precise audio ...