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	Instructor: [http://grrrr.org Thomas Grill]		Instructor: [http://grrrr.org Thomas Grill]

			The Universal Polyphonic Player (short UPP) is an infrastructure for all kinds of polyphonic events – be it note-like events, other generated sounds or short grains in granular synthesis. The strengths of the system are a modular, easily extendible design, almost unlimited polyphony, ease of control, DSP load scaling and sample-accurate timing.

	This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The method is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.		This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The method is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.

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	Once understood, this framework can serve as a swiss-army knife for everyday digital musicking tasks.		Once understood, this framework can serve as a swiss-army knife for everyday digital musicking tasks.

			* http://grrrr.org/research/software/upp/

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	Once understood, this framework can serve as a swiss-army knife for everyday digital musicking tasks.		Once understood, this framework can serve as a swiss-army knife for everyday digital musicking tasks.

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	The focus of the workshop will be on the implementation of the technique and on various practical use-cases, e.g. MIDI-note-style synthesis, types of granular synthesis and others.		The focus of the workshop will be on the implementation of the technique and on various practical use-cases, e.g. MIDI-note-style synthesis, types of granular synthesis and others.

	Once understood, this framework can serve as a swiss-knife for everyday digital musicking tasks.		Once understood, this framework can serve as a swiss-army knife for everyday digital musicking tasks.

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	== Universal Polyphonic Player ==		== Universal Polyphonic Player ==

	Instructor: Thomas Grill		Instructor: [http://grrrr.org Thomas Grill]

	This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The method is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.		This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The method is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.

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	Instructor: Thomas Grill		Instructor: Thomas Grill

	This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The method is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.		This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The method is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.

	The focus of the workshop will be on the implementation of the technique and on various practical use-cases, e.g. MIDI-note-style synthesis, types of granular synthesis and others.		The focus of the workshop will be on the implementation of the technique and on various practical use-cases, e.g. MIDI-note-style synthesis, types of granular synthesis and others.

			Once understood, this framework can serve as a swiss-knife for everyday digital musicking tasks.

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	Instructor: Thomas Grill		Instructor: Thomas Grill

	This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The ~~technique~~ is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.		This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The method is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.
	The focus of the workshop will be on the ~~understanding~~ of the ~~method~~ and on various practical use-cases, e.g. MIDI-note-style synthesis, types of granular synthesis and others.		The focus of the workshop will be on the implementation of the technique and on various practical use-cases, e.g. MIDI-note-style synthesis, types of granular synthesis and others.

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== Universal Polyphonic Player ==

Instructor: Thomas Grill

This workshop presents a general framework for playing polyphonic events, be it sample-based (granular) playback or generative audio synthesis. The technique is purely patcher based, no specific knowledge is required.
The focus of the workshop will be on the understanding of the method and on various practical use-cases, e.g. MIDI-note-style synthesis, types of granular synthesis and others.