> Are you thinking about tuned feedback/delay lines under voltage > control yes > ala Ron Berry's stuff? I don't know about this. Do you have a link? (I'm aware of Ian Fritz's stuff, though.) > Now THAT'S what would be the killer jewel in the MOTM > crown! I want several!!! I am only beginning to understand the theory of this. I used to think the delay lines were the important part (because you can get very nice sounds by just making feedback around a BBD delay line), but there is much more. The fun begins if you have means to change air pressure and embouchure on a simulated reed, which involves a lot of nonlinear stuff (easy in analogue) and a lot of knowledge how to set the parameters (I'm just a bloody beginner here). Don't expect anything soon. At the moment I'm just playing with my VL7 and reading ugly Yamaha patent texts. JH.
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Re: [motm] RE: JH thinks analogue modelling
2002-11-06 by jhaible
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