SV: [sdiy] New and Improved Buchla waveshaper analysis
Aaron Lanterman
lanterma at ece.gatech.edu
Sat Nov 26 02:15:50 CET 2005
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005, karl dalen wrote:
> Are you actually doing all this this at paid university time as deputy
> professor? :)
Being a university professor is less of a traditional 9-to-5 job, and more
like an all-encompassing lifestyle.
This is all part of getting ready for my "Theory and Design of Music
Synthesizers" class. The only way I could make time to do such research
was to make it part of my job. Since NSF is unlikely to be handing out
grants on the topic, proposing a special topics class seemed like the way
to go. I'm hoping to inspire people who would otherwise not ever get into
SDIY to get into SDIY.
>> output with a cutoff of around 1.3 kHz... maybe that's there to take some
>> of the "edge" off the sound (and my soundfiles are pretty edgy!)
> Throw in a sine instead of the tri wave!
A sine wave is what's going in right now...
- Aaron
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