On Monday, November 4, 2002, at 10:08 PM, Sascha Franck wrote: > David Eager wrote: > > Which files in particular ? I've just been slicing up those (Alto > > Flute) and haven't foud any obvious digital bursts or spikes so far. > > After reading your post I did a quick visual inspection and couldn't > > see anything either. Perhaps it's something to do with the way > Windows > > is reading those aiff files. > > I doubt it has anything to do with Windows - but anyways, I was wrong, > I > meant the straight Flute (the no.vib samples). > You can find spikes in "flute.novib.pp.C6Bb6.aiff" and > "flute.novib.pp.B3B4.aiff" > Too bad as they'd make up for an important role in such a flute patch. > But > well, you can of course map one of the neighbour samples to the keys in > question (it allways only affects one key). Which is what I did. > > I didn't find any spikes in these either. A little lip-noise [like a soft click] maybe, and an annoying ring, somewhere near 10khz, which sounds like aliasing or something, which I'm not sure is natural [I haven't closely examined many flute recordings like this] It's definitely not there in any other flute samples I have. Dave Eager
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Re: [exs] Re: Free samples from the U. of Iowa
2002-11-04 by David Eager
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