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granulate
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granulate [′granĀ·yə‚lāt]
(chemistry)
To form or crystallize into grains, granules, or small masses.


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Topics addressed include: how tape-based and hard-disk-based recordings are made, auditory scene analysis, real-time granular synthesis, voice concatenation, speech processing, applied signal processing, HRTF spatialization, music composition, and auditory psychophysics, among others.
Creative Time's two-week-long music program "Audiolab" opens July 13, featuring the likes of Scanner and Moby each Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in the grandiose cavern of Brooklyn's Anchorage; leading up to the series will be a sound installation by Austrian artists Granular Synthesis (June 1-25).
The application features a powerful real-time granular synthesis audio engine that enables the user to change the pitch, speed, gate, sample order, sample size and randomness of samples by using the iPhone's accelerometer.
 
 
 
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