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    This document is a table of contents for "The Csound Book", which is an edited collection of chapters about using Csound, an open source software synthesis system, to produce electronic and algorithmic music and sounds. The book is divided into sections on software synthesis, imitative synthesis, algorithmic synthesis, mathematical models, signal processing, programming, and appendixes. It contains 37 chapters from various authors on topics like Csound fundamentals, GEN routines, instrument design, synthesis techniques, signal processing with Csound, adding new opcodes, and recommended resources.

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    This document is a table of contents for "The Csound Book", which is an edited collection of chapters about using Csound, an open source software synthesis system, to produce electronic and algorithmic music and sounds. The book is divided into sections on software synthesis, imitative synthesis, algorithmic synthesis, mathematical models, signal processing, programming, and appendixes. It contains 37 chapters from various authors on topics like Csound fundamentals, GEN routines, instrument design, synthesis techniques, signal processing with Csound, adding new opcodes, and recommended resources.

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    AA. VV.

    , The Csound Book, edited by Richard Boulanger, The MIT Press, 2000
    Index

    Foreword xxvii
    Barry Vercoe

    Preface xxxi
    Max Mathews

    Acknowledgments xxxiii
    Introduction xxxvii
    How to Use This Book xxxix

    Software Synthesis
    Csound Fundamentals
    1. Introduction to Sound Design in Csound, 5
    Richard Boulanger

    2. Understanding and Using Csound's GEN Routines, 65


    Jon Christopher Nelson

    3. What Happens When You Run Csound, 99


    John ffitch

    4. Optimizing Your Csound Instruments, 123


    Paris Smaragdis

    5. Using Csound's Macro Language Extensions, 137


    Johnffitch

    Imitative Synthesis
    6. Designing Acoustically Viable Instruments in Csound, 155
    Stephen David Beck

    7. Designing Legato Instruments in Csound, 171


    Richard Dobson

    8. Contiguous-Group Wavetable Synthesis of the French Horn in Csound, 187


    Andrew Horner and Lydia Ayers

    9. FM Synthesis and Morphing in Csound: from Percussion to Brass, 197


    Brian Evans

    10. Modeling "Classic" Electronic Keyboards in Csound, 207


    Hans Mikelson

    Algorithmic Synthesis
    11. A Survey of Classic Synthesis Techniques in Csound, 223
    Rajmil Fischman
    12. FM Synthesis in Csound, 261
    Russell Pinkston

    13. Granular Synthesis in Csound, 281


    Allan S. C. Lee

    14. FOF and FOG Synthesis in Csound, 293


    Michael Clarke

    15. Processing Samples with Csound's FOF Opcode, 307


    Per Byrne Villez

    Mathematical Models
    16. A Look at Random Numbers, Noise, and Chaos with Csound, 315
    John ffitch

    17. Constrained Random Event Generation and Retriggering in Csound, 339


    Russell Pinkston

    18. Using Global Csound Instruments for Meta-Parameter Control, 350


    Martin Dupras

    19. Mathematical Modeling with Csound: From Waveguides to Chaos, 369


    Hans Mikelson

    Signal Processing
    Understanding Signal Processing through Csound
    20. An Introduction to Signal Processing with Csound, 389
    Erik Spjut

    21. Understanding Csound's Spectral Data Types, 437


    Barry Vercoe

    Delay, Chorus, Reverberation, and 3D Audio


    22. Using Csound to Understand Delay Lines and Their Applications, 451
    Russell Pinkston

    23. An Introduction to Reverberation Design with Csound, 467


    Eric Lyon

    24. Implementing the Gardner Reverbs in Csound, 483


    Hans Mikelson

    25. Csound-based Auditory Localization, 493


    Eli Breder and David Mclntyre

    Working with Csound's Signal Processing Utilities


    26. Convolution in Csound: Traditional and Novel Applications, 507
    Erik Spjut

    27. Working with Csound's ADSYN, LPREAD, and LPRESON Opcodes, 521
    Magdalena Klapper

    28. Csound's Phase Vocoder and Extensions, 541


    Richard Karpen

    Modeling Commercial Signal Processing Applications


    29. Efficient Implementation of Analog Waveshaping in Csound, 563
    Michael Pocino

    30. Modeling a Multieffects Processor in Csound, 575


    Hans Mikelson

    Programming
    Adding Opcodes
    31. Extending Csound, 599
    John ffitch

    32. Adding New Unit Generators to Csound 613


    Marc Resibois

    Appendixes
    1. List of the Csound Book Chapter Instruments, 637
    2. Recommended Reading, 645
    3. Recommended Listening, 647
    4. Sound Intensity and Formants, 653
    5. Pitch Conversion, 657
    6. Csound's Error Messages, 663
    7. Csound Quick Reference, 701
    Index, 727

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