I don't know about that, adds a sense of direction for the listener.. a crazy trick I do, on a rotary speaker effect or planned pan effect, I add or make sure I got some upper highs in the mix... purpose is to give a clue that something moved... I did not say a sine wave at 15KHz and above now... was talking about a workable part of a patch or music riff... but I guess you can use a sine wave too if you want... ;-) dale dale@... Lancaster CA Are you a musician that needs to promote yourself or tell everyone about your musical event? promotions_n_events-subscribe@yahoogroups.com is designed just for this. band web pages Inquisitor Betrayer http://www.soundclick.com/bands/7/inquisitorbetrayermusic.htm Angel's Wings http://www.soundclick.com/angelswings ----- Original Message ----- From: d97macla To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2005 5:00 PM Subject: Re: [AN1x] Aliasing I just wanted to test if the lowpass filter (cut-off frequency set to max) or some other limitation would make the synth unable to produce really high frecuencies. That was not the case, because it went beyond my recording band-width limits as I recorded with 192kHz sample rate. What I wrote about perception of sounds above 15 kHz was a bit bad formulated. What I meant was that those frequencies most likely won't make any noticable difference to the listener. Martin [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [AN1x] Aliasing
2005-04-17 by Dale Kay