[Peter S]
but when i consider that part of designing comb filters
tuned to musical notes, i have to at least pause and wonder which
interpolation would be better or sufficient for whatever application and
that's why it didn't seem trivial to me.
Linear interpolation is fast and dirty, and
[Andrew Simper]
On 18 June 2014 21:01, Tim Goetze t...@quitte.de wrote:
I absolutely agree that this looks to be the most promising approach
in terms of realism. However, the last time I looked into this, the
computational cost seemed a good deal too high for a realtime
implementation sharing
[Sampo Syreeni]
From what (very little!) I know of hardcore analog simulations, I'd say
that is part of a more general and much nastier problem. That's the
interaction
one: whereas digital signal graphs have a definite direction of signal flow,
there's no such thing on the analog side no
wasn't talking about the
tone controls but about the whole amp and cabinet business. Thanks to
the work of Yeh, I personally consider the tonestack a solved problem,
or at least one of least concern for the time being.
Cheers,
Tim
On 18 Jun 2014, at 10:01, Tim Goetze t...@quitte.de wrote:
[Sampo
[Thomas Strathmann]
BTW, for those who can read some German, this book
https://hps.hs-regensburg.de/~elektrogitarre/
might be a fascinating read. It's a scholarly treatise on the physics of
e-guitars.
Nice! There's a truly dire need for the scientific approach to the
physics of the electric
[robert bristow-johnson]
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old.
The required version number 13.0.0 is a bit
[robert bristow-johnson]
On 3/9/13 1:31 PM, Wen Xue wrote:
I think one can trust the compiler to handle a/3.14 as a multiplication. If
it
doesn't it'd probably be worse to write a*(1/3.14), for this would be a
division AND a multiplication.
there are some awful crappy compilers out there.
[Tim Blechmann]
Though recent gcc versions will replace the above a/3.14 with a
multiplication, I remember a case where the denominator was constant
as well but not quite as explicitly stated, where gcc 4.x produced a
division instruction.
not necessarily: in floating point math a/b and a *
[robert bristow-johnson]
first, you need to decide of your level is to be measured as peak level or rms
level or mean abs value or whatever.
I'd like to throw in that I've gotten excellent results (for electric
guitar) from a design that considers the instantaneous peak level for
opening and
