Faculty

Institution

Unit

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Marc Ainger

Associate Professor of Sonic Arts

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Music

Marc Ainger is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of Sonic Arts at Ohio State University.

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Marc Ainger

Ohio State University

Associate Professor of Sonic Arts

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computer science computer music sound bioacoustics music physiology engineering machine learning musical expression interface science acoustical engineering sound design acoustic modeling physical modeling reconfigurable architectures procedural agents sound space visible string direct audiovisual model physically-based sound spatial workbench interactive sound models design algorithmic composition music perception music generation musical composition music technology (electronic and digital)

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gesture in the Design of Interactive Sound Models. Oxford University Press eBooks (2014)

Karen CollinsBill KapralosHolly TesslerMarc AingerBenjamin Schroeder

acoustical engineeringinteractive sound modelssoundsound designacoustic modelingkinesiology

A Physically Based Sound Space for Procedural Agents. New Interfaces for Musical Expression (2011)

Benjamin SchroederMarc AingerRichard E. Parent

procedural agentscomputer sciencesound spacemachine learningmusicbioacousticsmusical expressioninterface sciencephysiology

The Visible String, a Direct Audiovisual Model. International Computer Music Conference (2011)

Benjamin SchroederMarc AingerRichard E. Parent

computer musiccomputer sciencevisible stringdirect audiovisual model

A Spatial Workbench for Physically-Based Sound. (2010)

Benjamin SchroederRichard ParentMarc Ainger

engineeringsoundphysically-based soundbioacousticsspatial workbench

New Languages for Physical Modeling Synthesis. International Computer Music Conference (2010)

Benjamin SchroederMarc AingerRichard E. Parent

computer musicphysical modelingcomputer sciencereconfigurable architectures

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Marc Ainger

Associate Professor of Sonic Arts

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Music

Marc Ainger is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of Sonic Arts at Ohio State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Marc Ainger

Ohio State University

Associate Professor of Sonic Arts

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gesture in the Design of Interactive Sound Models. Oxford University Press eBooks (2014)

Karen CollinsBill KapralosHolly TesslerMarc AingerBenjamin Schroeder

acoustical engineeringinteractive sound modelssoundsound designacoustic modelingkinesiology

A Physically Based Sound Space for Procedural Agents. New Interfaces for Musical Expression (2011)

Benjamin SchroederMarc AingerRichard E. Parent

procedural agentscomputer sciencesound spacemachine learningmusicbioacousticsmusical expressioninterface sciencephysiology

The Visible String, a Direct Audiovisual Model. International Computer Music Conference (2011)

Benjamin SchroederMarc AingerRichard E. Parent

computer musiccomputer sciencevisible stringdirect audiovisual model

A Spatial Workbench for Physically-Based Sound. (2010)

Benjamin SchroederRichard ParentMarc Ainger

engineeringsoundphysically-based soundbioacousticsspatial workbench

New Languages for Physical Modeling Synthesis. International Computer Music Conference (2010)

Benjamin SchroederMarc AingerRichard E. Parent

computer musicphysical modelingcomputer sciencereconfigurable architectures

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