
Mr. Tom Lysaght
HomepageRoom 2.115 Callan Building,
National University of Ireland, Maynooth,
Maynooth,
Co. Kildare,
Ireland.
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Phone: +353 1 7084592
Research Profile
Mr. Lysaght received his B.A. degree in Music and Mathematical Physics in 1984, his H.Dip.Ed. in 1991 and his M.Comp.Sci. from NUI, Maynooth in 1996. He is currently finishing a Ph.D in Computer Science at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth and is a permanent member of the Department of Computer Science's lecturing staff.Mr. Lysaght's main research area is sound analysis and synthesis, particularly the area of timbre morphing with applications in the area of synthesis and composition. He uses the Wigner Distribution as his time-frequency representation for timbre and develops signal processing techniques for morphing. This research is carried out in collaboration with Dr. Victor Lazzarini of the Music Department and Dr. Joseph Timoney of the Computer Science Department at NUI, Maynooth.This group of researchers regularly publish papers in the area of signal processing techniques for audio applications.
Recent Publications
- J. Timoney, T. Lysaght, V. Lazzarini and R. Gao Computing modified Bessel functions with large modulation index for sound synthesis applications Proc. of China-Ireland Information and Communications Technologies Conference 2009, NUI Maynooth, Maynooth, Ireland. 2009
- Victor Lazzarini, Joseph Timoney, and Thomas Lysaght , The Generation of Natural-Synthetic Spectra by Means of Adaptive Frequency Modulation, MIT Press/Computer Music Journal, 32, 2, pp. 9-22, 2008
- Victor Lazzarini, Joseph Timoney and Thomas Lysaght, A Modified FM synthesis approach to bandlimited signal generation, Proc. of 11th conf. on Digital Audio Effects (DAFX), Espoo, Finland, 2008
- Victor Lazzarini, Joseph. Timoney and Thomas Lysaght, Asymmetric methods for Adaptive FM synthesis, Proc. of 11th conf. in Digital Audio Effects (DAFX), Espoo, Finland, 2008
- Victor. Lazzarini, Joseph Timoney, and Thomas Lysaght, Non-Linear Distortion Synthesis using the Split Sideband Method with Applications to Adaptive Signal Processing, Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, 56, 9, 684-695, 2008
- Victor Lazzarini, Joseph Timoney, and Thomas Lysaght The Generation of Natural-Synthetic Spectra by Means of Adaptive Frequency Modulation MIT Press/Computer Music Journal 32 2 9-22 2008
- Victor Lazzarini, Joseph Timoney and Thomas Lysaght A Modified FM synthesis approach to bandlimited signal generation Proc. of 11th conf. on Digital Audio Effects (DAFX), Espoo, Finland 2008
- Victor Lazzarini, Joseph. Timoney and Thomas Lysaght Asymmetric methods for Adaptive FM synthesis Proc. of 11th conf. in Digital Audio Effects (DAFX), Espoo, Finland 2008
- Victor. Lazzarini, Joseph Timoney, and Thomas Lysaght Non-Linear Distortion Synthesis using the Split Sideband Method with Applications to Adaptive Signal Processing Journal of the Audio Engineering Society 56 9 684-695 2008
- D. Kelly, J. McDonald, T. Lysaght, and C. Markham Analysis of sign language gestures using size functions
and principal component analysis Proceedings of the International Machine Vision and
Image Processing Conference pp. 31-36 2008
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