Timbral Spectogram of The Bonang From Malaysian Gamelan
This study explores timbral visualization to recognize the sound from Malaysian Gamelan and provide detailed description of the sound.The timbre of two sets of bonang (bonang penerus and bonang barung ) are used to perceive the sound recorded from the Malaysian Gamelan. The higher pitch bonang pene...
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my.unimas.ir.233122023-03-29T04:10:46Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/23312/ Timbral Spectogram of The Bonang From Malaysian Gamelan Sinin, Hamdan Ahmad Fauzi, Musib Iran Amri, Musoddiq Hasnizam, Abdul Wahid Saiful Hairi, Othman M Music ML Literature of music TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery This study explores timbral visualization to recognize the sound from Malaysian Gamelan and provide detailed description of the sound.The timbre of two sets of bonang (bonang penerus and bonang barung ) are used to perceive the sound recorded from the Malaysian Gamelan. The higher pitch bonang penerus are smaller in size than the bonang barung . The bonang panerus plays a part that is similar to the bonang barung with frequency twice as bonang barung .The timbral characteristics can precisely and objectively describes the sound characteristics of aboning that was always faced by ethnomusicologists in field work activities. The sound profile from each set of boning shows different characteristics which indicate that the recognition process showed a high recognition rate. From the finding bonang penerus showed a clear fundamental frequency indicated by the brightest colors’ in the spectrogram (yellow and red). Bonang barung showed a strong attack and decay rapidly.The sustainability or the rapid decay is also indicated by the Q factor.Q factor for bonang penerus range from 20.20 to 23.87 whereas the Q factor for bonang barung is slightly small from 12.70-17.00. The International Journal of Innovative Design, Creativity and Social Sciences 2018 Article PeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/23312/1/I%20r%20a%20n.pdf Sinin, Hamdan and Ahmad Fauzi, Musib and Iran Amri, Musoddiq and Hasnizam, Abdul Wahid and Saiful Hairi, Othman (2018) Timbral Spectogram of The Bonang From Malaysian Gamelan. International Journal of Innovative Design, Creativity and Social Sciences, 2 (2). pp. 1-7. ISSN 2600-8785 https://www.scribd.com/document/395792115/Fullpaper-Vol-2-No-2-Nov-2018-Sinin |
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This study explores timbral visualization to recognize the sound from Malaysian Gamelan and provide detailed description of the sound.The timbre of two sets of bonang (bonang penerus and bonang barung ) are used to perceive the sound recorded from the Malaysian Gamelan. The higher
pitch bonang penerus are smaller in size than the bonang barung . The bonang panerus plays a part that is similar to the bonang barung with frequency twice as bonang barung .The timbral characteristics can precisely and objectively describes the sound characteristics of aboning that was always faced by ethnomusicologists in field work activities. The sound profile from each set of boning shows different characteristics which indicate that the recognition process showed a high recognition rate. From the finding bonang penerus showed a clear fundamental frequency indicated by the brightest colors’ in the spectrogram (yellow and red). Bonang barung showed a strong attack and decay rapidly.The sustainability or the rapid decay is also indicated by the Q factor.Q factor for bonang penerus range from 20.20 to 23.87 whereas the Q factor for bonang barung is slightly small from 12.70-17.00. |
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Timbral Spectogram of The Bonang From Malaysian Gamelan |
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