To all who are interested in composing for the weimar carillon at the pd-con:
we collected your questions - answers see below...

which are the possibilities of nuances of amplitude of the "porcelain- carillon"?

- technically there are no "nuances" for the touch-response: once you played a note the mechanical hammersystem hits the bell with the same intensity.


Repeat rate of a single bell / speed of execution of melody?

- we just sent a request to the guys who build the carillon if there is any limitation (techically/concerning "health" of the bells). As soon as we have an answer we'll let you know. As far as we tested the carillon with a MIDI-Keyboard there were no limitations except the speed of our fingers :)


but the lowest note is sounding rather an a (midi 57) instead of an A (midi 45).

- thanks hans for this comment! you seem to be right... The lowest note is an a (midi 57)


Is there a full polyphony resp. how many voices can be played simultaneously?

- as far as we know there is a full polyphonic response. In principle you can play 35 bells simulaneously...


thanks a lot for the nice feedback, keep on questioning if things are not clear and check the Wiki-page, we'll update it frequently.

best

frederic and moritz




Moritz Schell
MKG, Master
Matrikelnr. 100498

Trierer Straße 42
99423 Weimar

0170 - 851 08 87
[email protected]
[email protected]


_______________________________________________
[email protected] mailing list
UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> 
http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list

Reply via email to