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Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, Spring 1983, Stanford University. M.S./E.E., Statistical Signal Processing, Spring 1978, Stanford University. B.S./E.E., Control Communications and Circuits, Spring 1975, Rice University. Some honors: Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America, 2003: For applications of digital signal processing to musical acoustics. Invited Speaker, Opening Session, Stockholm Musical Acoustics Conference, 2003. Invited Tutorial on Virtual Musical Instrument Design, Acoustical Society of America, 2000. Technical Program Chair, IEEE Audio & Acoustics Signal Processing Workshop, 1997. IRCAM Scientific Council, from 1996. Plenary Speaker, Nordic Acoustics Conference, 1996. Keynote Speaker, Tempo Reale Workshop on Physical Modeling 1996. Keynote Speaker, ICMC-91 (Int. Computer Music Conf.), Montreal

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I hope this workshop to be a gentle introduction on what hardware (and software) can be used to build interfaces for musical human interaction. I could divide this area in three levels. Only level one will be covered today.

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