Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by Mike Marsh
... I disagree. If *one* zero is interpreted as a one on a data CD, it could screw up the whole program, if it s an executable. Data CDs are much less
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Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by ringmod45
... them is ... disc. ... the ... doesn`t ... this ... You just said it yourself, it doesn`t matter if it is buffered or not,if it wasn`t read propeply to
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by elhardt@att.net
... a second ahead of where it is with plenty of time to recover. If you have exactly the same data with no buffer underrun, wobble or no wobble, it will make
[motm] MOTM thru the transducer
2002-11-06 by elhardt@att.net
... reduction algorithm, but you get the essential character. Woody, but nasal.
MOTM thru the transducer
2002-11-06 by Mike Marsh
I posted the mp3 to the Files section. There is some warble from the noise reduction algorithm, but you get the essential character. Woody, but nasal. Moving
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by Neil Bradley
... Either the data is read correctly or it isn t. Data is buffered as much as a second ahead of where it is with plenty of time to recover. If you have
digital source and its medium puzzle and the issue of op-amps
2002-11-06 by ringmod45
Another interesting article on Op-Amps. http://www.sakurasystems.com/articles/Op-amps%20Junji.html Enjoy, RM
digital source and its medium puzzle and the filterless DAC
2002-11-06 by ringmod45
Here is another article about their filterless DAC. http://www.sakurasystems.com/articles/Kusunoki.html Enjoy, RM
Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by ringmod45
Okay, a few people are going to say I am nuts for saying this, but it`s one of the major reasons for some of its inefficiencies. THE DISCS ARE NOT PERFECTLY
RE: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle
2002-11-06 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Ummm, the fact that they re easy to scratch and loose? ;) I would guess crappy DACs in the players. --PBr ... From: synthasaurus [mailto:ixqy@aol.com] Sent:
Re: digital source and its medium puzzle
2002-11-06 by synthasaurus
... Okay, I give up. Was the answer given yet? Andrew
Re: transducers (piezo buzzer)
2002-11-06 by Mike Marsh
And to expand on this idea a little further: I plan to tune the strings on the guitar to an open tuning (say, Open D) and then play a sequence in the same key
Re: [motm] Re: transducers (piezo buzzer)
2002-11-05 by groovyshaman@snet.net
... resonant ... LH ... the ... not. Where there s a will, there s a way! I have given some thought in the past about doing basically the same thing with a
[motm] Re: transducers (piezo buzzer)
2002-11-05 by elhardt@att.net
... controllable is to get a mechanism to push & pull the bow across a string. Not a regular bow, a small one (say 4 inches). I would do this:....
Correction
2002-11-05 by Paul Schreiber
Hmmm...Micro Linear bailed on that product line.... I ve used these as well: http://www.jrkerr.com/icprod.html These are pre-programmed PICs, you need an
Re: [motm] Re: transducers (piezo buzzer)
2002-11-05 by Paul Schreiber
((solder break...received 600 uSeq proto boards today!)) I think this is going about it the wrong way. More complicated, but more controllable is to get a
[motm] Re: transducers (piezo buzzer)
2002-11-05 by elhardt@att.net
... electrons (as it does when it s a pick-up), but to translate electrons (from the MOTM) into vibration that will move the top of the guitar through the
Re: transducers (piezo buzzer)
2002-11-05 by Mike Marsh
I didn t get home till late last night so I couldn t try. Tonight, though, I promise... The piezo acts like a pick-up when attached to the bridge of a
Re: 500 & 600 series
2002-11-05 by edibennardo
... money. ... have zero panel wiring so a ... In my opinion, a partial kit should consist of: 1)PCB 2)Panel 3)eventually rare components It would make sense
for sale
2002-11-05 by cuari7
OK, last items remaining from what once was a mighty MOTM: 420 multimode filter: $130 Power supply: $140 Again, these were boght assembled from Paul, and are
Re: [motm] 500 & 600 series
2002-11-05 by Robert van der Kamp
... Wow, I m sold! - Robert
Re: [motm] 500 & 600 series
2002-11-05 by Paul Schreiber
... The only one that really does this is the Munging Decimator, and it ranges from 4 to 12 bits at rates not yet decided. ... There is a 3min demo at
500 & 600 series
2002-11-05 by media.nai@rcn.com
Speaking of digital audio, what is the bit depth and sampling rate of the digital modules that can produce or process audio?? ... Well, no one is going to come
Re: [motm] transducers, input or output?
2002-11-05 by J. Larry Hendry
As usual, I have made a total Stooge of myself. To rectify my error, I will report to you that All Electronics has a vibrating audio transducer
[motm] Re: transducers (piezo buzzer)
2002-11-05 by elhardt@att.net
... amplify acoustic instruments. They sound nasty, so I like them. I have one mounted on an old guitar at the bridge. I m going to hook it to the output of
Re: [motm] transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by elhardt@att.net
... There was also talk about vibrating strings so it s easy to get confused in this thread. ... vibrating audio transducer designed to make a wall, door or
Re: [motm] transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by Tim Walters
Elhardt, David Tudor s Rainforest might have some ideas you could use. This piece was created by attaching transducers to various resonant objects and
Re: [motm] transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by elhardt@att.net
I won t copy and paste everybodies posts to keep from making a mess. I ll just respond. Larry Hendrey missed the part where I said I wanted to remove a string
Aleatoric Competition ][ Update
2002-11-04 by Tentochi
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Re: [motm] Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by Tentochi
EBows are around $85. The string MUST be metal and the ebow only comes with one guide for the strings with guitar spacing. ... --Shemp
Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by Mike Marsh
Radio Shack makes a $3 piezo buzzer that I modify to create transducers to amplify acoustic instruments. They sound nasty, so I like them. I have one mounted
Re: [motm] transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Hi Elhardt, Very interesting. I m thinking there are basically two possibilities here: 1) Use a voltage-to-movement transducer to induce vibration in the
Re: OT: Tales from an Audiophiles Crypt
2002-11-04 by paulhaneberg
The example with the 7.5k sine wave is a good one but the analysis is faulty. It doesn t matter what the waveform looks like after conversion to digital.
Re: [motm] Re: OT: Tales from an Audiophiles Crypt
2002-11-04 by media.nai@rcn.com
Sorry, I thought I could stay out of this thread but I guess I was wrong :) As you know, 20K is a very low sampling rate. There is a huge difference between
Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by mate_stubb
Everyone is talking about exciting strings with transducers in this discussion, but I suspect we are all missing the point. Maybe what Ken is trying to do is
Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by Michel Havenith
Forgot to say that the lower strings on an modern violin (G, D, and A) are usually made of a plastic or gut core with a metal alloy (steel, aluminium, gold,
Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by Michel Havenith
The E string of a modern violin is usually made of steel or a steel with gold alloy. I checked with my violin and the E string reacted on a magnet. Buy a cheap
Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by sucrosemusic
OK, I don t know what violin strings are made of, BUT if they re ferrous, I d wire up an electromagnet, just a coil of some sort, and put in in the sweet
Re: daft circuit idea time
2002-11-04 by sucrosemusic
Yes, and unlike a relay, it doesn t double as a radio transmitter ... for this. Cheap, too! ... idea hit me - ... switch a ... for example ... various
Re: OT: Tales from an Audiophiles Crypt
2002-11-04 by sucrosemusic
I m sorry, but I have to chime in here. FILTERING NOTWITHSTANDING: The digital data for a sine wave at exactly 1/2 of the sample rate (a 10k sine wave for 20k
Re: [motm] Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-04 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: I was asking about vibrating a string mostly out of curiousity for other things I had in mind. But what I would really want to do
WTT:ARP Odyssey for MOTM Modules
2002-11-04 by inform3r
Hey Guys. I m getting rid of my Odyssey and I m wondering if anyone has any modules they d want to trade for it? The Odyssey is black a gold and the pitch bend
Re: good news
2002-11-03 by mate_stubb
... How about the panel orders? Any word on these?
Re: good news
2002-11-03 by Mike Marsh
How about the panel orders? Any word on these? Mike ... powdercoat ... wait, I was ... Flat rails ... spec by ... on such a ... fitting. ... news is ... the
Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-03 by strohs56k
... Interesting - though I can see two potential problems with this. First, it looks like this gizmo is intended to work with electric guitars and, as such, I
Re: Transducers, etc..
2002-11-03 by revtor@aol.com
isnt there something called the E-Bow or something like that that bassists and guitarists ues to do this.. It clamps onto the neck. ? now a VC e bow..
RE: Darmok!! and transducers
2002-11-03 by revtor@aol.com
Allright now Scott.. enough teasing, post some MP3 s of that patch!!! : 0 And Elhardt, isnt a speaker basically what you need? Im thinking along the lines
[motm] Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-03 by elhardt@att.net
... want to put it in place of the bridge (if the intent were to have the string resonate at its open tuning)
[ANC] Aleatoric Competition ][
2002-11-03 by Tentochi
This is a pretty cool idea IMO. Probably most of you checked out the entries from the first competition. The conversation on The Gas Station is generally a
Re: [motm] transducers, input or output?
2002-11-03 by ixqy@aol.com
... You mean something like this? http://www.ebow.com/ Andrew