On Thursday 20 April 2006 8:31 am, Michael Gogins wrote:
> There are several opcodes that implement the basic Karplus-Strong idea
> (repeatedly filtering noise to simulate a plucked string).  pluck is just
> one of them. In addition, one can code the algorithm from scratch using
> more primitive opcodes. There was recently a post with a guitar simulation
> using waveguides that was extremely convincing (can't recall the author's
> name, I'm sorry). The C++ STK opcodes also have several variations on this
> theme.
>
> I do know that some of these are more in tune than others.
>
> Regards,
> Mike

Thanks, Mike, I'll check these out. I noticed that the other pluck variations 
(wgpluck2 and wgpluck) also had various out-of-tune octaves, depending on 
parameters and which octaves you are playing (only some were out-of-tune).

If I need this type of sound, and want in-tune octaves, for now I'll use 
RtSynth I guess.

Thanks!
Aaron.


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