> On Nov 2, 2020, at 3:15 AM, Loïc Reboursiere <loicreboursi...@gmail.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I'm working on hexaphonic guitar (electrified guitar with an hexaphonic 
> pickup, i.e, one pickup per string) and hexaphonic effects.
> By following one of the Faust lockdown webinar I manage to get an hexaphonic 
> delay with the following code : 
> bounce(d) = @(vslider("delay %d[style:knob]", 4410, 0, 44100, 441)) : 
> *(vslider("feedback %d[style:knob]", 0.1, 0, 1, 0.01));
> monoecho(d) = +~bounce(d);
> multiecho(N) = hgroup("hexdelay", par(i, N, monoecho(i)));
> 
> process = multiecho(6);
> 
> I'd like to embed the GUI in an HTML website, but when I try to export it in 
> any of the available web formats and launch the generated HTML file, nothing 
> appears except for the block size (I guess) menu. I've tried on different 
> browsers but nothing changes. I've also tried with Faust examples and it 
> doesn't work either.
> 
> What am I missing ? Does it have to do with the "poly voices" option ? Or is 
> it be being a newbie to javascript and how to test javascript code ?
> 
> Thanks for your answers,

Loïc:

I just saw this post of yours and my questions are off-topic.

I have been thinking for a long time of trying a hexaphonic pickup on a guitar 
and using something like Faust to process the outputs. One area that interests 
me is eliminating the intermodulation distortion between strings when using a 
nonlinear effect so that non-major chords played through a fuzz-type device 
don’t turn into nasty near-white noise.

So the obvious question is: what is the crosstalk between the six channels, or 
put in more audio-like terms, what is the channel separation between the six? 
Also, is the pickup linear? If the pickup is linear then the crosstalk could be 
described by a symmetric 6x6 matrix of transfer functions with ones on the 
diagonal and it would be possible to build a crosstalk canceller to reduce the 
crosstalk if it is too high.

I listened to your HexFuzz demo and if I am interpreting what I hear correctly 
the channel separation is pretty good since it seems that each string’s fuzz 
distortion does not mix much with the other strings. The effect that I hear is 
awesome!

Also, what do you use for a sound card or external digitizer? Do you use a 
computer or have you ported to standalone hardware?

Thanks for any comments at all.

Jerry
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