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Turning a phone into a stylophone
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The WAV audio file format
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Experiments playing Bach using Dyalog
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Synthesising written music
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Producing chords
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Beethoven Ode to Joy / Symphony no. 9
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Toccata and Fugue preview
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Introduction to harmonics
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Organ pipe harmonics
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Decibels and loudness reduction ratios
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Piano keyboard animation
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Organ pipe shapes
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Sound envelopes
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Reverberation
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Creating animation
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J.S. Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor
Description:
Explore the intersection of music and programming in this 39-minute conference talk by Ray Cannon at Dyalog '23. Delve into a decade-long journey of recreating J.S. Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BMV565" using APL. Discover the intricacies of WAV file formats, chord composition, and harmonics. Learn how to synthesize organ pipe sounds, add reverberation for concert hall effects, and create animations to visualize musical notes. From turning a phone into a stylophone to understanding decibels and loudness reduction ratios, gain insights into various aspects of digital music production. Witness the culmination of these efforts with a full stereo rendition of Bach's masterpiece, complete with an animated visual representation of each note played.

Music: APL vs APS - Synthesizing Bach's Toccata and Fugue Using Array Programming

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