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Subject: [music-dsp] How to tune digital waveguides?
From: "DIY DSP"
Date: Thu, June 21, 2018 5:37 pm
To: "music-dsp@music.columbia.edu"
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> Hello all, it's been a long time!
> I'm trying to learn how to tune digital waveguides.
do you need an accurate fractional-sample-precision delay?� that's how you tune
a comb filter to a specific note.
> Specifically, I would like to target a frequency range and reverb duration.�
> Then, I would like to add variations within that range for hot-spot
> resonances and dead-zones.�
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> Is there some software than can aid this?� Ideally I would like to construct
> the architecture of the waveguide in one window, see the response in time and
> frequency in another window, have a bunch of sliders in another window to
> adjust it as well as run live audio and samples through it to
audition.� I understand that may be like asking for the sun, moon and stars.�
But if it's out there somewhere, I would like to know!
> Thank you!
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> DIYDSP.com is Noah's website for designing, building and playing digital
> music instruments
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> BuildInstruments.com is for digital instrument kits, parts and books
>
> DSP.Guitars is for instruments I
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http://dsp.guitars/ is a URL???� �".guitars" is a Top Level Domain??� when did
that happen?
and you have the dsp.guitars domain?
fuck, man!
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just for shits and grins, i typed in "http://gibson.guitars/"; and it's
available for sale for US$195.� maybe someone should buy it and hold it hostage
for the Gibson corp.� (not very
nice.)
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