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1998
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Timothy Stilson, Scott A. Van Duyne:
Implementing Efficient Frequency Variation in Coupled-Mode Synthesis and Other Cosine-Frequency Systems. ICMC 1998
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Timothy Stilson, Harvey D. Thornburg:
Examples of Using Amplitude Control Systems in Music Synthesis. ICMC 1998
1997
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Scott A. Van Duyne, David A. Jaffe, Gregory Pat Scandalis, Timothy Stilson:
A Lossless, Click-free, Pitchbend-able Delay Line Loop Interpolation Scheme. ICMC 1997
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Timothy S. Stilson:
Applying Root-Locus Techniques to the Analysis of Coupled Modes in Piano Strings. ICMC 1997
1996
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William Putnam, Timothy Stilson:
Frankenstein: A Low-Cost Multip-DSP Computer Engine for the Music Kit. ICMC 1996
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Timothy Stilson, Julius O. Smith III:
Alias-Free Digital Synthesis of Classic Analog Waveforms. ICMC 1996
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Timothy Stilson, Julius O. Smith III:
Analyzing the Moog VCF for Digital Implementation. ICMC 1996
1995
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Nick Porcaro, Pat Scandalis, Julius O. Smith III, David A. Jaffe, Tim Stilson:
SynthBuilder Demonstration - A Graphical Real-Time Synthesis, Processing and Performance System. ICMC 1995
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Tim Stilson:
General Wierdness with the Karplus-Strong String. ICMC 1995
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Tim Stilson:
Forward-Going Wave Extraction in Acoustic Tubes. ICMC 1995

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