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Jez speaking at the DAFx06 conference
speaking at DAFx 06
Jez speaking at DAFx 07
speaking at dafx 07

The following is list of academic publications that I've worked on. I am first author except where indicated. Where possible I've included links to the documents themselves. Please let me know about any broken links. Thanks.

PhD Thesis (January 2006): Real-time spectral modelling of audio for creative sound transformation

DAFx 09 Conference Paper: Principal Component Analysis of Rasterised Audio for Cross-Synthesis (with Gregory Aldam). Accompanying web page.

DAFx 09 Conference Paper: Two Dimensional Fourier Processing of Rasterised Audio (with Chris Pike (first author)). Accompanying web-pages.

126th AES Convention, 2009: Temporal Matching of 2D and 3D Wave-Based Acoustic Modeling for Efficient and Realistic Simulation of Rooms (with Damian Murphy and Mark Beeson). Note: the variable S in equations (7) and (8) refers to area, but in (7) it refers to the area of surfaces in a 3D room, in (8) it refers to the area of the 2D plane.

WASPAA 07 Conference Paper: Single-frame discrimination of non-stationary sinusoids (with Damian Murphy). Here is a pdf of the poster (this file is large, about 0.5 MB)

DAFx 07 Conference Paper: Short-time wavelet analysis of analytic residuals for real-time spectral modelling (with Damian Murphy). 

31st International AES Conference, “New Directions in High Resolution Audio”, 2007: The phase-amplitude controlled bit stream adder: a one bit processing structure for spectral synthesis and manipulation (with Enrique Perez Gonzalez (first author) and Joshua Reiss)

DAFx 06 Conference Paper: High accuracy frame-by-frame non-stationary sinusoidal modelling (with Damian Murphy).

DAFx 03 Conference Paper: Real-time spectral expansion for creative and remedial sound transformation (with Damian Murphy).

DAFx 02 Conference Paper: Real-time partial tracking in an augmented additive synthesis system (with Damian Murphy).

Tutorial article (presented at Time-Frequency Analysis for Audio workshop, University of York, UK. 2004): Reading the sines (This is a newly updated version of this document - I've tidied up some of the explanations and corrected one of the equations)