Cléo Palacio-Quintin
Abstract
The Hyper-Flute is a standard Boehm flute (the model used is a Powell 2100, made in Boston) extended via electronic sensors that link it to a computer, enabling control of digital sound processing parameters while performing. The instrument's electronic extensions are described in some detail, and performance applications are briefly discussed.
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The Hyper-Flute is a standard Boehm flute (the model used is a Powell 2100, made in Boston) extended via electronic sensors that link it to a computer, enabling control of digital sound processing parameters while performing. The instrument's electronic extensions are described in some detail, and performance applications are briefly discussed.
Key concepts: Flute, Computer science, Electronic instrument, Engineering, Electrical engineering, Acoustics, Physics