Channel-Based with Source Dispersion

Source dispersion involves the algorithmic partitioning of a single audio signal across a loudspeaker array . This method prioritizes the "unfolding" of a sound into space over localized movement .

Key Techniques

  • Spectral Splitting: FFT-based distribution where specific frequency bins are assigned to discrete channels.

  • Stochastic Scattering: Probabilistic routing of micro-events (grains) to random channels to create "pointillist" fields .

  • Path-Based Routing: Sequential switching of a signal through physical loudspeaker chains, such as the Sentiers Sonores .

References

2025

  • Zeyu Yang and Henrik von Coler. Zerr  autogenous spatialization in pd and max. In Proceedings of the Pure Data and Max Convention (PdMaxCon 2025). Urbana-Champaign, IL, 2025.
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2023

  • Leo Izzo. Edgard varèse's poème Électronique: from the sketches to the sound spatialization. Computer Music Journal, 47(4):5–28, 2023.
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  • Zeyu Yang and Henrik von Coler. Autogenous spatialization for arbitrary loudspeaker setups. IEEE, 2023.
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2013

  • Erik Nyström. Topology of form and motion in electroacoustic music. Organised Sound, 18(1):26–35, 2013.
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1992

  • Iannis Xenakis. Formalized Music: Thought and Mathematics in Composition. Pendragon Press, 1992.
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