MOTM

Yes!  Very cool, indeed.

Mike

--- In motm@y..., "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@y...> wrote:
> Nobody is mentioning the most interesting use for a voltage 
> controllable delay with very short delay times - analog physical 
> modelling. To do 'tuned resonator' types of blown pipe emulations 
one 
> needs precise voltage control with sub millisecond resolution, 
along 
> with voltage control of feedback. If it has to be digital to 
achieve 
> that much control, so be it - but it will take a purpose-built 
> design, not a hacked up pedal.
> 
> Check out this article about Ron Berry and his analog acoustic 
> modelling techniques, if you are not already familiar with him:
> http://www.sospubs.co.uk/sos/1997_articles/jul97/ronberry.html
> 
> I've often wished to talk with him in greater depth - I'd dearly 
love 
> to explore this side of synthesis. I wonder what technology he used 
> to build his own delays...
> 
> Moe
> 
> >>>>>>
> Feedback on the suggestion, yes! On the delay, maybe not. That's 
> what the Time Machine is for! A 'little' delay would free up a TM 
to 
> do 'bigger' stuff.
> 
> Remember, I suggested very small delay times: 0 to 5 ms, or even 
2.5 
> ms. Do you still need oodles of bucket-brigade for such short 
> delays? If not, then the chip problem is moot, no?
> <<<<<<