论文信息 - MODELING BOWL RESONATORS USING CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE NETWORKS

MODELING BOWL RESONATORS USING CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE NETWORKS

We propose efficient implementations of a glass harmonica and a Tibetan bowl using circular digital waveguide networks. Circular networks provide a physically meaningful representation of bowl resonators. Just like the real instruments, both models can be either struck or rubbed using a hard mallet, a violin bow, or a wet finger.

Stefania Serafin | Julius O. Smith | Carr Wilkerson

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