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Upic
Original title: Upic
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UPIC is a computer dedicated to producing electroacoustic sound, created by composer Iannis Xenakis in the 1970s at CEMAMu (now called CCMIX), one of France’s electroacoustic research facilities.
When a line is input using a pen tablet, the vertical axis is treated as pitch and the horizontal axis as time, transforming the line into sound. Changing the line type also changes timbre.
UPIC（ユーピック）は、作曲家ヤニス・クセナキスにより1970年代にフランスの電子音響研究施設のひとつCEMAMu（スマミュ、現在の名称はCCMIX）内に作られた、電子音響作成専用のコンピュータである。
ペンタブレットを用いて線形を入力すると、縦軸を音高、横軸を時間と見做し、その線形が音響に変化する。線の種類を変えれば音色も変化する。
Source updated 2023-11-19 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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