Introduction to Programming for Musicians and Digital Artists

开始时间: 04/22/2022 持续时间: Unknown

所在平台: CourseraArchive 课程类别: 计算机科学 大学或机构: California Institute of the Arts（加州艺术学院） 授课老师： Ajay Kapur

课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/course/chuck101

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The course, lecture, and examples build on each other to teach the fundamentals of programming in general (logic, loops, functions, objects, classes) and also deals with advanced topics including multi-threading, events and signals.  Throughout the course, students create meaningful and rewarding expressive digital “instruments” that make sound and music in direct response to program logic.  The ChucK language provides precise high-level control over time, audio computation, and user interface elements (track pad, joysticks, etc.).  ChucK is used (unknowingly in most cases, via SMule Apps) by millions of users throughout the world, and is the backbone of dozens of academic programs and laptop orchestras.  Learning to program using ChucK, through the musical examples provided in this course, will prepare students to program in C++, Java, and other languages. There will be special guest lectures from creators of the ChucK language, Dr. Ge Wang (Stanford University) and Dr. Perry R. Cook (Princeton University).

课程大纲

WEEK 0: Introduction

0.1 Interaction Design

0.2 New Musical Instruments

0.3 Why do Digital Artists need to learn how to program?

0.4 Why Open source?

0.5 Why ChucK?

WEEK 1: Basics: Sound, Waves, and ChucK Programming

1.1 Introduction to Sound

1.2 Programming Basics

1.3 Timing

1.4 Control Structures

1.5 Example: Making Sound with Oscillators

WEEK 2: Libraries and Arrays

2.1 Libraries

2.2 Arrays

2.3 Example: Playing a Melody

WEEK 3: WaveTable Synthesis & Sound File Manipulation

3.1 Wavetable Synthesis

3.2 SndBuf

3.3 Example: Making a Sequencer

WEEK 4: Functions

4.1 Declaration

4.2 Advanced Techniques

4.3 Example: Making Chords

WEEK 5: Unit Generators

5.1 Global Special Unit Generators

5.2 Signal Generators:

5.3 Oscillators

5.4 Gain

5.5 FM and Filter Based Synthesis

5.6 Physical Models

5.7 Audio Effects

5.8 Filters

5.9 Envelopes

5.10 Example: Create a Band

WEEK 6: Multi-Threading and Concurrency

6.1 Parallel Processing, Concurrency

6.2 Machine Commands

6.3 A Software Architecture

6.4 Sporking

6.5 Example: Synchronization

WEEK 7: Objects and Classes

7.1 Objects

7.2 Classes

7.3 Example: Build a Smart Mandolin Player

WEEK 8: Polling vs. Events

8.1 Polling

8.2 Events

8.3 Common HCI Input Devices

8.4 Example: Play a Flute with your Keyboard

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