I'm in the middle of my so called Violin Project, which is to study in detail the timbre of the violin and cello for synthesized recreations so real you'd never know you're listening to a synth. Some of this involves the MOTM, but the uploaded ViolinCompare.mp3 in the files section doesn't. But if you want to hear a patch so complex that it uses the 105 (equal to about 138 regular modules) modules on the Nord Modular and needs to span 3 voices in parallel just to generate a single note with all the microscopic detail, animation, noise, randomness, and woodyness of a real violin, then give it a listen. It plays two notes, the first tone is the first 18 harmonics of a real violin note, the second is a Nord Modular patch emulating that note. Virtually dead on if you ask me. Now back to work to try to process the motm to sound similar. -Elhardt
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[motm] Synthesized Violin Timbre (possibly interesting)
2002-12-28 by elhardt@att.net
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