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Latest revision as of 10:53, 7 June 2007
Multi-representation overlap-add signal processing
Gabor is a set of Max/MSP externals based on FTMlib providing a unified framework for overlap-add signal processing using a variety of different techniques such as:
- granular synthesis
- PSOLA
- FOF synthesis
- STFT based techniques
- additive synthesis
- spectral peak tracking, auto and cross-correlation, etc.
Gabor uses fmat floating-point matrices to represent grains, elementary waveforms, spectra, spectral envelopes, sets of partials or any other set of coefficients.
The Gabor package is released within the FTM distributions.
Publications
- DAFx 2005 paper on Gabor (PDF)