Sound Spatialization Workshop, May 9th, 1998

The Spatial Media Group would like to invite you to our sound spatialization workshop, which is mainly designed for master, graduation research, and SCCP students. Students take an active part by preparing small presentations. Important for a workshop is that everyone is doing something. Please send me an e-mail if you want to take part or you are interested to get more information about the Sound Spatialization Framework.

Program

Programming Open Inventor using C++
- Classes and objects: basics for C++ by Kenji Suzuki
- Introduction by Jens Herder
- Simple shapes by Akihito Okayasu
- Lights by Iwao Bekku
- Cameras by Masaki Kobayashi
- Transformations by Yukikazu Hidaka
- Draggers by Makoto Yamaoka
- Manipulators by Takashi Mikuriya
- Timer Sensor by Yuji Nishoji
Sound Spatialization Technology
- Head-related transfer functions, dummy head recordings by Hideyuki Osada
- Spatialization backends by Ikumi Suzuki
- Response gathering for subjective tests by Yuuko Watanabe
- Source radiation patterns by Satoko Yasuda
Sound Spatialization Framework
- Overview by Jens Herder
- Sound source by Yoshiki Shiba
- AudioClip by Akiko Yoshida
- Sound sink by Manabu Kusakabe
- Simple viewer/renderer for sound sinks and sources by Michael Cohen
- Soundscape visualization by Kuniaki Honno
MIDI Programming
- Creating/opening a Midi (Virtual) device by Jens Herder
- STS Midi device driver by Kimitaka Ishikawa
- Filtering midi events by William L. Martens
- Midi animation by Jens Herder

This workshop is mainly designed to give critical mass of knowledge to the graduation research students from Prof. Cohen, Prof. Martens and Prof. Herder.

Schedule

The Workshop takes place in the exercise room 6 of the University of Aizu. All participants have access to an O2 graphics workstation.

9. May Saturday

9:00 Opening
12:15 Lunch
13:10 Afternoon session

Related Sources

Open Inventor Workshop

Tips and Tricks

Silicon Graphics Information

VRML

Birthday Cake

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