Online Tools and Materials

Faust Code

The Faust project features a rich set of properly documented examples. Nevertheless, this class has an accompanying Git Repository for code snippets and small tutorials.

Links

There are a couple of links, which reappear as references in this lecture or can be used as additional resources.

References

2018

Romain Michon, Julius Smith, Chris Chafe, Ge Wang, and Matthew Wright. The faust physical modeling library: a modular playground for the digital luthier. In International Faust Conference. 2018.
[details] [BibTeX▼]

@inproceedings{michon2018faust,
    author = "Michon, Romain and Smith, Julius and Chafe, Chris and Wang, Ge and Wright, Matthew",
    title = "The faust physical modeling library: a modular playground for the digital luthier",
    booktitle = "International Faust Conference",
    year = "2018"
}

2007

Julius Smith. Making virtual electric guitars and associated effects using faust. REALSIMPLE Project, 2007. URL: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/realsimple/faust_strings/faust_strings.pdf.
[details] [BibTeX▼]

@unpublished{Smith2008making,
    author = "Smith, Julius",
    title = "Making Virtual Electric Guitars and Associated Effects Using Faust",
    note = "REALSIMPLE Project",
    year = "2007",
    url = "https://ccrma.stanford.edu/realsimple/faust\_strings/faust\_strings.pdf"
}