Titlebook: Computational Phonogram Archiving; Rolf Bader Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 phonographical archiving.computational phonogr

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Computational Music Archiving as Physical Culture Theoryng methods close to neuronal and physiological mechanisms. Still the concept also suggests a culture theory based on physical mechanisms and parameters, and therefore omits speculation and theoretical overload.

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Temperament in Tuning Systems of Southeast Asia and Ancient Indiaaints of instrument building, and acoustical constraints. The paper therefore suggests that many tunings in Southeast Asia are temperaments in the sense of compromises between a desired system, often just intonation, and such constraints.

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Smithsonian Folkways and the Associated Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collectionsnload tracks through our website or?services like Itunes. We have created over 400 new recordings since 1988 and have over 4000 recordings in our catalog. Our robotic Micro-Tech machine?can create compact discs of the 4000 titles. The roughly 4400 commercial recordings?are about 15% of what exists i

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Analysis and Perception of Javanese , Tunings the perception of different . tunings by correlating psychoacoustic measurements with a perception test in an online survey. Based on sound samples of an existing . ensemble set based in Hamburg, Germany, a . tune was built in a DAW. By detuning the sounds, several versions of the tune in different

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Laser-Based Interferometric Techniques for the Study of Musical Instrumentsibration are analyzed. Furthermore, four representative studies using the ESPI for a Cretan Lyra, a Bendir, a classical Guitar and the ancient Greek lyra Chelys, are presented and demonstrate the capabilities of the method.

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Computed Tomography as a Tool for Archiving Ethnomusicological Objectsr the case of repatriation 3D computed tomography is presented as a powerful examination and archiving method. Furthermore, virtual presentation and research concepts as well as other museum applications of 3D data of musical instruments are considered.