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It is known for its use of synthesis, layering, and spatialization.

It is obvious the idea of spatialization has been approached by composers in many different ways.

There is even a 3.1 work, it does spatialization solely with the center and rear speakers.

Globalization is an example of the changing spatialization of the world.

He has developed software for dissonance calculation and sound spatialization.

Spatialization is the invention of a spatial world as the map upon which we plot experience.

Is there a difference with the terminology: spatialization, projection and diffusion?

There are also questions of the spatialization of foodways and the relationship to place.

Browsers may use more elaborate sound spatialization algorithms if they wish.

“It’s like a spatialization of a library filing system.

The spatialization scheme exploited the unique physical layout of the pavilion.

Varèse designed a very complex spatialization scheme which was synchronized to the film.

Play segments on different audio paths, so that effects or spatialization can be applied individually to each sound.

He once described postmodernism as the spatialization of culture under the pressure of organized capitalism.

The question of the origins of this spatialization continues to be intensely debated in the literature.

It's also worth mentioning that quad systems were the platform for much of the research into spatialization techniques and many landmark works in computer music.

My music is concerned primarily with natural processes, involving the use of extended tuning systems, spatialization, and indeterminate performance situations.

Les Exercices Spirituels" (2010) for eight instruments and computer sound spatialization "

An expert orchestrator with a flair for experimentation, many of Brant's works featured spatialization techniques.

Spatialization is a technique that permits the audio engine to create a fully 3D soundfield on a stereo headset.

Note how tuning, effects, spatialization and performance all contribute to the strange conglomerate rock effect of Sonic Youth's music.

Could this peculiar fondness for mental spatialization indicate that something new was in store for the public to experience, namely the emotion of geography?

The MusicSpace is a spatialization control system created with O. Delerue in 2000.

He is known for his groundbreaking work in electronic music, aleatory (controlled chance) in serial composition, and musical spatialization.

Whereas, those who attribute this spatialization to contextual effects suggest that health issues are linked to the ecological characteristics of socio-geographic living environments.

In Section 2 we discuss the technology behind sound spatialisation.

This will allow a higher quality of sound spatialisation in multimedia systems.

Each performance will offer to the audience a different acoustic relationship and spatialisation of the ensemble.

He has a fascination with the manipulation of found sounds, their spatialisation and reference within a human context.

Look at variations on the path editing technique used in the sound spatialisation part of the software.

It is hoped that an eight-channel spatialisation system will be available for the concerts.

The audio in the engine features 3D sound positioning, spatialisation and attenuation.

Integrate the various parts of the software including sound spatialisation and sound synthesis.

Spatialization (spatialisation) can refer to the spatial forms that social activities and material things, phenomena or processes take on.

Consideration of Spatialisation is highly recommended.

His career as a composer began in 1975, and was strongly influenced by digital technology and research into Sound Spatialisation.

The system was designed specifically for the concert presentation of musique-concrète-based works but with the added enhancement of sound spatialisation.

Improved listening pleasure, via headphone spatialisation.

His artistic research lead at that time to the development of a widely used graphical multichannel spatialisation system based on the principle of holophony.

Spatialisation: interprétation, composition, improvisation ?

The maintenance that is effected in the control of unindividuated masses is the maintenance of the institutional spatialisation of the disease.

Ardour and Ambisonics: A FLOSS approach to the next generation of sound spatialisation.

Soodeen R. The Concept Dictionary lab session (presented at the Spatialisation and Health:

A series of listening examples comprising themes including improvisation, avant rock, avant jazz, voice, spatialisation and global musics will be drawn upon to analyse approaches to composition.

The Cultural Construction of London's East End: Urban Iconography, Modernity and the Spatialisation of Englishness.

The term spatialisation is connected especially with electroacoustic music to denote the projection and localization of sound sources in physical or virtual space or sound's spatial movement in space.

Spatialisation was facilitated by the use of a QUEG (Quadrophonic Effect Generator), a device manufactured by EMS in the early 1970s.

A further element is the spatialisation of sound brought about not only by the shaman's movement, but also by techniques of singing into the drum to create the illusion of the voice coming from elsewhere.

To provide a guideline for spatialisation of the work by an interpreter, many composers provide a diffusion score; in its simplest form this might be a graphic representation of the acousmatic work with indications for spatial manipulations, relative to a time-line.