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**Aeolis: A Virtual Instrument Producing Pitched Tones With Soundscape Timbres** | ||
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**Lior Arbel** | ||
***https://www.liorarbel.com*** | ||
**Lior Arbel** | ||
***https://www.liorarbel.com*** | ||
***[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])*** | ||
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![Aeolis](media/Aeolis_cover_image.jpg) | ||
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**[video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj9xhr2w3yU&t=3s)** | ||
**[[Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj9xhr2w3yU&t=3s)]** | ||
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## Aeolis: A Virtual Instrument Producing Pitched Tones With Soundscape Timbres | ||
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Soundscapes and amebient sounds are the fundamental building blocks of soundscape composition. Aeolis is a software instrument which uses soundscapes to produce pitched tones. The instrument is driven with a real-time or a prerecorded input signal of a broadband soundscape, such as the sound of breaking waves or highway traffic. The instrument processes the input signal and generates tones that have a perceived pitch while retaining the identifiable raw texture, timbre and dynamics of the input sound. In simple terms, given input sounds of waves breaking on a beach – Aeolis becomes a synthesizer of sorts which sounds like the same breaking waves, with a perceived pitched. | ||
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