open source effect implementations @ COST-G6--DAfx ?

[volker böhm]

hi all,
i'm reading a paper by bernardini, arfib and de götzen: "Traditional  
(?) implementations of a phase-vocoder..." which was presented at  
DAfx-00 in verona. the paper references additional matlab code which  
is supposed to reside at the COST-G6--DAfx website.
also they mention that there is something like an open source effect  
implementations collection to be found at the same place.
the link http://echo.gaps.ssr.upm.es/COSTG6/ however is outdated...

searching www.dafx.de website and the dafx-00 conference website (http://profs.sci.univr.it/~dafx/ 
) i couln't find anything.

does anybody know where the matlab files (and/or the code collection)  
can be found?
is this still around at all?

thanks for any pointers,
volker.


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[jbt-3]

I know that Vincent Verfaille gathered a huge collection of matlab code
for audio effects, which eventually should have found their way to the
DAFx page.

I think that he has the matlab codes for the effects presented on this
page: http://adafx.free.fr/textes/english/dafx_perception_en.htm

You can reach him at McGill University, Montreal.

Regards,
Jean-Baptiste

volker böhm wrote:

> hi all,
> i'm reading a paper by bernardini, arfib and de götzen: "Traditional  
> (?) implementations of a phase-vocoder..." which was presented at  
> DAfx-00 in verona. the paper references additional matlab code which  
> is supposed to reside at the COST-G6--DAfx website.
> also they mention that there is something like an open source effect  
> implementations collection to be found at the same place.
> the link http://echo.gaps.ssr.upm.es/COSTG6/ however is outdated...
>
> searching www.dafx.de website and the dafx-00 conference website (http://profs.sci.univr.it/~dafx/ 
> ) i couln't find anything.
>
> does anybody know where the matlab files (and/or the code collection)  
> can be found?
> is this still around at all?
>
> thanks for any pointers,
> volker.
>
>
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[volker böhm]

thanks, jean-baptiste.
vincent pointed me to the matlab files from the dafx book,
but somehow i thought there must be some other (constantly updated)  
collection around, as stated in one of the papers.
well, it looks like this is not the case.
regards,
volker.



On 02.10.2009, at 17:14, Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut wrote:

> I know that Vincent Verfaille gathered a huge collection of matlab  
> code
> for audio effects, which eventually should have found their way to the
> DAFx page.
>
> I think that he has the matlab codes for the effects presented on this
> page: http://adafx.free.fr/textes/english/dafx_perception_en.htm
>
> You can reach him at McGill University, Montreal.
>
> Regards,
> Jean-Baptiste
>
> volker böhm wrote:
>> hi all,
>> i'm reading a paper by bernardini, arfib and de götzen: "Traditional
>> (?) implementations of a phase-vocoder..." which was presented at
>> DAfx-00 in verona. the paper references additional matlab code which
>> is supposed to reside at the COST-G6--DAfx website.
>> also they mention that there is something like an open source effect
>> implementations collection to be found at the same place.
>> the link http://echo.gaps.ssr.upm.es/COSTG6/ however is outdated...
>>
>> searching www.dafx.de website and the dafx-00 conference website (http://profs.sci.univr.it/~dafx/
>> ) i couln't find anything.
>>
>> does anybody know where the matlab files (and/or the code collection)
>> can be found?
>> is this still around at all?
>>
>> thanks for any pointers,
>> volker.
>>
>>
>> --
>> dupswapdrop -- the music-dsp mailing list and website:
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>> reviews, dsp links
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>>
>
>
> --
> Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut
> Lecturer
> Interaction, Media and Communication Research Group,
> School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science,
> West Square,
> Queen Mary University of London,
> London E1 4NS.
>
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