Preferences in spectrum slope among musicians Michael Klimczak Supervisor: Prof. Sten Ternström Approved: Examiner: Doc. Anders Askenfelt

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Acoustics Keyboard instruments Electronic musical instruments Musical tuning Timbre Synthesizer Additive synthesis Piano Overtone Music Sound Waves		Preferences in spectrum slope among musicians Michael Klimczak Supervisor: Prof. Sten Ternström Approved: Examiner: Doc. Anders Askenfelt Add to Reading List Source URL: www.speech.kth.se Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,90 MB Share Document on Facebook

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