MOTM

Talk about the blind leading the blind here -- isn't what you describe "just" 
a filter? And don't all filters shift phase? And isn't there a stash of 
CEM3320s laying around someplace in Texas? And couldn't one configure one of 
those VCF chips in an allpass circuit to have certain phase shifts?

I think there might be a bigger problem getting phase shifts of less than 
multiples of 90 degrees. But didn't Doug K. (or maybe it was Crow -- I can't 
remember) try to convince us (especially me) that initial phase was that 
important a characteristic for "exotic" timbres?

John (can I ask any more questions?) Barlow

In a message dated 4/16/2000 2:35:56 PM, jlarryh@... writes:

>In the land of 60 Hz and big wire where I live when I am not here, we can
>attach an inductive or capacitive load to the AC voltage and cause the
>current to lead or lag the voltage by some percentage (depending on how
>capacitive or inductive the load.  It would seem to me any voltage
>developed across the resistive part of that load would be in phase with
>that current, and hence shifted some from the original voltage.
>