marc lindahl wrote: (in response to Kool Musick) >You're right, for the limited (but widely applicable case) of what's called >a Linear Time-Invariant function. ... An example of something that >doesn't is a compressor, which therefore >can't be modelled as an impulse response. But most other audio things >(filters, rooms, mics, amps, instruments, most acoustic things, reverbs) can >be. Thank you. >Sonic Foundry's Acoustic Modeller does the same thing but allows the user to >measure anything and apply it as an impulse response (filter). So in a way, >sampling is subtly involved, since you excite whatever your mic or whatever >is, and sample that, then feed it to the program which processes the sample >into an impulse response. And thanks again. Kool Musick Keep Musick Kool _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @... address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: [L-OT] Re: Analog synth is still better
2001-11-07 by Kool Musick
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