Lecture

Karplus-Strong revisited and DFS

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This lecture revisits the Karplus-Strong algorithm, focusing on periodic sequences and the Discrete Fourier Series (DFS). It explains how to capture all information with only N Fourier coefficients and analyzes the DFT of L periods, highlighting the orthogonality proof for the DFT basis.

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