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    JASS: A java audio synthesis system for programmers

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    2001-07
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    van den Doel, Kees
    Pai, Dinesh K
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    Abstract
    We describe a unit generator based audio synthesis programming environment written in pure Java. The environment is based on a foundation structure consisting of a small number of Java interfaces and abstract classes, and a potentially unlimited number of unit generators, which are created by extending the abstract classes and implementing a single method. Filter-graphs, sometimes called ``patches'', are created by linking together unit generators in arbitrary complex graph structures. Patches can be rendered in real-time with special unit generators that communicate with the audio hardware, which we have implemented using the JavaSound API.
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