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Re: [L-OT] music and maths

2001-11-10 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra

... Wah... A tiny portion of what we call music can be represented by numbers -- much as a colorspace can be represented by numbers. By there s no way the

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Re: [L-OT] QUotes

2001-11-10 by Kool Musick

And a VERY nice collection of quotes that is to be sure. You have good taste!! Out of the 40 odd (??) that you sent, there were only four or five, I think,

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QUotes

2001-11-10 by GAmoore@aol.com

Here are some other quotes for you: o A collection of facts is no more a science than a heap of stones is a house. - Henri Poincare (1903) o A mathematician,

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Convert Hardware Stereo outs to Mono?

2001-11-10 by Dave Abbott

Howzit All This is OT in the OT list at the moment what with theSept 11 and all that Anyway I wonder if any of the clever people out there would know how to

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Re: [L-OT] music and maths

2001-11-10 by LogicBaby

I have a relative who is a mathematician researcher at Brunel University London used to teach at Manchester University at the time , he told me that they

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Re: [L-OT] LCD Screens and recording.

2001-11-09 by yoonchinet@yahoo.com

... Cheaper solution: try a cordless keyboard and cordless mouse. Then you don t have to run to the booth, :-). Logitech will do. Yoonchi.

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music and maths

2001-11-09 by John Matthews

IMHO a lot of Scientists are also musicians, in fact, in my experience it seems to be the most common art form that Scientist types do for relaxation as a

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[L-OT] LCD Screens and recording.

2001-11-09 by Lars Vik

Lars Vik - Signature Does anybody know if there s much interference from LCD monitors? (that guitars etc. picks up) Currently I have two Eizo Flexscan

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Re: [L-OT] stop dissing Fourier!

2001-11-09 by Kool Musick

I am sorry for the delay in responding but I have been very busy all day. GA Moore wrote: I suspect that you re mistake is the same one of Fourier, of

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stop dissing Fourier!

2001-11-08 by GAmoore@aol.com

... I think its right as it was : integral( f_n(x) , x = 0 to x = infinity) = (1/n)*n = 1 for all values of n 0. the limit of a constant (1) is the

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Re: MP3.com et al

2001-11-08 by Zeek Duff

Thanks to ALL who responded, and it looks like the unclear winner is www.ampcast.com for being most like the old mp3.com in artist support. We ll see, I

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra

... In that case you re always welcome to pass my email address along to every good looking, and young (& desperate) enough looking girl you happen to meet...

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra

... I have a horribly under-paid job... ... ... and a 10 year old car (which my girlfriend drives since I don t have a license). ... Well, that s _one_ quality

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Lars Vik

... Thanks man! With this info I just can t go wrong! I ll bring your e-mail in case I get stuck or too drunk or something...! ;-) Yeah! [Non-text portions of

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by GAmoore@aol.com

... The way you get laid with this info, is that you get a high paying job, drive a nice car, and look like a good catch ... then the girls really get

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Mark at Enduser

... LOL! I love it... They say that academic tiffs are so vicious because the stakes are so low...... ;-P -- Mark Lennox Consultant ENDUSER Guinness Enterprise

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra

... Let s suppose the speed of light is 3 * 10^8 m/s (it s actually a bit less, but that doesn t matter for the outcome). So in one year light travels 3 * 10^8

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Kool Musick

Hendrik Jan Veenstra wrote: Guys, guys, aren t you all getting a little bit overboard in this discussion?? Yes. You are perfectly correct. I apologise.

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Lars Vik

... But how many decimals do you need? Just interested... You know, nice thing to know when you check up girls or things like that...! It s Wednesday, but

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra

... Guys, guys, aren t you all getting a little bit overboard in this discussion?? Having a complete representation of pi is useless, in any sense and in any

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by marc lindahl

... What about: Case 3: file generated as case 2. playback digital file --- add some noise and hum *mathematically* --- D/A --- amplifier --- speakers

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by marc lindahl

... With this type of series, you re already aliased! ... Again, aliased already. Stilson and Smith did a nice paper which you should read, it will clear this

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Re: Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by GAmoore@aol.com

... Thats what double precision floating point is for. 64 bits or 128 bits will get you pretty accurate estimate - certainly good enough so no one can hear any

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Re: [L-OT] Digital signal

2001-11-08 by Kool Musick

GA Moore wrote: In the old IBM PC s and Macs, you used to be able to write a little program that would make the computer generate tones. You could make the

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Digital signal

2001-11-08 by GAmoore@aol.com

In the old IBM PC s and Macs, you used to be able to write a little program that would make the computer generate tones. You could make the pitch change or

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