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CSE 471 Project 1: Multi-Component Music Synthesizer

Group members: Rachel Townson and Zane Aridi

Music Selection

Title: Anti Hero

Score file (as .txt): sample_txt.txt

Audio file (as .wav): sample_output.zip

Score file format

<score bpm="120" beatspermeasure="2">
    <instrument instrument="Piano" send0="1.0" send1="0.0" send2="0.0" send3="0.0" send4="0.0">
        <note measure="1" beat="2" duration="0.33" note="F4" pedal="true" speed=".01"/>
        <note measure="1" beat="2.33" duration="0.33" note="G4" pedal="false" speed=".1"/>
    </instrument>
    <instrument instrument="chorus">
        <note measure="1" beat="2.33" wet="0.7" gain="1.0" pitchModulation="50" />
    </instrument>
    <instrument instrument="compression">
        <note measure="1" beat="2.33" wet="0.7" gain="1.0" type="down" />
    </instrument>
    <instrument instrument="noise">
        <note measure="1" beat="2.33" wet="0.7" gain="1.0" threshold="0" />
    </instrument>
    <instrument instrument="reverb">
        <note measure="1" beat="2.33" wet="0.7" gain="1.0" />
    </instrument>
<score/>

• instruments indicate instruments or effects that are applied to all of the notes that are children of that instrument
• when instrument is Piano or ToneInstrument, each note below it is generated through the synthesizer
• when instrument is none, reverb, noise, compression, or chorus, the corresponsing effect is used on any sound generated during the specified beat
• the send0 through send4 attributes of an instrument indicate which effects send that instrument’s audio is sent to. These are later processed by the effects applied to each send
• each effect has different attributes depending on the functionality of the effect

Components:

Piano Synthesizer

Effects Component