Hi Geofrey,
Thanks for the info - now you mention it, VDP strikes a faint chord in
my memory, I wonder if maybe either Michael or Peter mentioned at some
point when we talking all those years ago.
Of course, you know what's going to happen next - someone is going to ask
for design info.....
Dave
On 29 October 2015 at 16:22, Geoffrey Barton <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > Subject: Re: [Sursound] SQ QUAD
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> > Going back to this old theme, something which slipped under my radar but
> > reappeared when I was re-reading the Integrex decoder articles was
> > Michael's throw-away statement on page 3 that "...a fully fledged
> ambisonic
> > 'variable matrix' design is under development for (such) specialist
> > applications". Does anyone (Geof Barton, Peter Craven, Peter Carbines,
> > Richard lee...) remember this or know anything about it - certainly
> nothing
> > remains in my memory, even if it was there in the first place.
>
> Certainly. It was called the 'VDP' decoder, 'Variable Directional
> Preference'.
>
> Michael and I had great fun with that; it revealed all sorts of detail in
> stereo recordings played through it, quite apart from the effect on UHJ.
> I believe that, some time after I left the Cybernetics dept, to quote
> Peter Fellgett, 'a student destroyed it by connecting 240v into the 5v
> supply'.
>
> rgds,
> Geoffrey
>
>
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'Ambisonics - Component Imaging for Audio'
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