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Sound spatialization in live electronic music (last edited: 2023)

Ji Youn Kang
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This research, ‘Sound spatialization in live electronic music’, focuses on sound spatialization methodologies in live electronic music where challenges are posed in creating spatial gestures during live performance. The aim is to investigate those challenges by looking into my previous experiences with various multichannel systems, and to develop and experiment with software and hardware tools. The result of this research will be newly composed pieces with two different multichannel systems that contain a creative suggestion for dealing with sound spatialization.
typeresearch exposition
keywordsKonCon Lectorate, Sound Spatialisation, spatial audio, electronic music, sonology, multichannel
date03/12/2021
last modified02/05/2023
statusin progress
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copyrightJi Youn Kang
licenseCC BY-NC-ND
languageEnglish
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/1441817/1464267
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