[sdiy] stringfilter
Dino Leone
dino.leone at stanford.edu
Sat Feb 12 19:58:26 CET 2005
I've been looking again at JH's stringfilter webpage as I do once
every other week... ever since I became obsessed with that idea of
adding some "organic" quality to the sounds (as he puts it):
http://home.debitel.net/user/jhaible/jh_string_filter.html
Now I finally had this idea (not a very clever idea in fact...) to
run my MOTM through the parametric equalizers that are built into
Logic since these are the only such EQs available to me.
After setting peaks to emulate the main wood and air resonances of
violins or violas I was rather disappointed in the results; although
the addition of these formants does add some vague hints of "stringy"
character to the sounds, it's miles and miles from what JH's demos
sound like.
So, I wanted to ask you guys about any tricks and equipment that
would make such an endeavor more successful?
Are there any schematics out there that would allow building of
parametric EQs to add to a MOTM system?
At first I was thinking a fixed filter bank would help, but then I
realized this would only help if the fixed bands were exactly at the
right frequencies for the desired resonances (which they're usually
not... sigh)
Any comments would be very much appreciated!
With Best Wishes
Dino
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