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affiliation: Glasgow Caledonian University, UK

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2014
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Jim Bevington, Don Knox:
Cognitive factors in generative music systems. Audio Mostly Conference 2014: 10:1-10:8
2012
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Iain Foxwell, Don Knox:
Composing with algorithms: two novel generative composition tools. Audio Mostly Conference 2012: 76-81

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1999
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Takebumi Itagaki, Donald Knox:
Multimedia Application of Time Compress/Stretch of Sound by Granulation. ICMC 1999
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Donald Knox, Take Itagaki, I. Stewart, Alan Nesbitt, I. J. Kemp:
Preservation of local sound periodicity with variable-rate video. ACM Multimedia (1) 1999: 299-302

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