Publication: Un plugin de efecto de audio basado en transformación de velocidad para estaciones de trabajo de audio digital
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2021-09
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El lanzamiento comercial de los ordenadores personales supuso una revolución en muchos sectores de la sociedad, entre los cuales se encuentra el de la industria musical. Lejos queda aquella época en la que realizar una grabación musical era un proceso tedioso y costoso, reservado a unos pocos elegidos. La llegada del ordenador a los hogares del público general ha desembocado en una democratización de la industria musical, permitiendo que hoy en día cualquier persona pueda producir música con un sonido profesional y una inversión mínima. Todo esto es gracias a las estaciones de trabajo de audio digital, aplicaciones software que incluyen todo lo necesario para realizar una producción profesional desde cualquier ordenador. Uno de sus puntos fuertes es la posibilidad de ampliar sus funcionalidades mediante programas software externos denominados plugins, compatibles con todas las estaciones de trabajo del mercado. El propósito de este trabajo es el de desarrollar un plugin de efecto que tome una onda de audio entrante y que, a base de manipular la velocidad de ciertos fragmentos, genere una salida alternativa que encaje bien musicalmente, tanto a nivel rítmico como melódico, aportando variedad a la producción.
The commercial launch of personal computers revolutionised many sectors of society, including the music industry. Gone are the days when making a music record was a tedious and costly process, reserved for a select few. The arrival of the computer to the homes of the general public has led to a democratisation of the music industry, allowing anyone to produce professional sounding music with minimal investment. All this is thanks to digital audio workstations, software applications that include everything necessary for professional production from any computer. One of their strong points is the possibility of extending their functionalities by means of external software programmes called plugins, which are compatible with all the workstations on the market. The purpose of this project is to develop an effect plugin that takes an incoming audio waveform and, by manipulating the speed of certain fragments, generates an alternative output that fits well musically, both rhythmically and melodically, bringing variety to the production.
The commercial launch of personal computers revolutionised many sectors of society, including the music industry. Gone are the days when making a music record was a tedious and costly process, reserved for a select few. The arrival of the computer to the homes of the general public has led to a democratisation of the music industry, allowing anyone to produce professional sounding music with minimal investment. All this is thanks to digital audio workstations, software applications that include everything necessary for professional production from any computer. One of their strong points is the possibility of extending their functionalities by means of external software programmes called plugins, which are compatible with all the workstations on the market. The purpose of this project is to develop an effect plugin that takes an incoming audio waveform and, by manipulating the speed of certain fragments, generates an alternative output that fits well musically, both rhythmically and melodically, bringing variety to the production.
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Trabajo Fin de Grado en Ingeniería del Software, Facultad de Informática UCM, Departamento de Sistemas Informáticos y Computación, Curso 2020/2021