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Volume 38, Issue 4
Winter 2014
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ISSN 0148-9267
EISSN 1531-5169

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About This Issue
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 1–2.
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Digital Sound Synthesis

Sound Synthesis with Auditory Distortion Products
Gary S. Kendall, Christopher Haworth, Rodrigo F. Cádiz
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 5–23.
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An Intuitive Synthesizer of Continuous-Interaction Sounds: Rubbing, Scratching, and Rolling
Simon Conan, Etienne Thoret, Mitsuko Aramaki, Olivier Derrien, Charles Gondre ...
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 24–37.
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Histogram Mapping Synthesis: A Cellular Automata-Based Technique for Flexible Sound Design
Jaime Serquera, Eduardo Reck Miranda
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 38–52.
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Sound Synthesis of a Gaussian Quantum Particle in an Infinite Square Well
Rodrigo F. Cádiz, Javier Ramos
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 53–67.
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New Musical Interfaces

Evaluating Gesture-Augmented Keyboard Performance
Qi Yang, Georg Essl
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 68–79.
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Algorithmic Composition

Functional Scaffolding for Composing Additional Musical Voices
Amy K. Hoover, Paul A. Szerlip, Kenneth O. Stanley
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 80–99.
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Reviews

EMS 2014: The Twelfth Electroacoustic Music Studies Network Conference
Ian Stevenson
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 100–101.
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Nicolas Isherwood: The Techniques of Singing
Curtis Roads
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 102–104.
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Andrey Smirnov: Sound in Z: Experiments in Sound and Electronic Music in Early 20th Century Russia
Jacob Gotlib
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 104–107.
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Products of Interest

Products of Interest
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 108–128.
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Sound and Video Anthology

Sound and Video Anthology: Program Notes
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4): 119–127.
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Sound and Video Anthology: Content
Computer Music Journal (2014) 38 (4)
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