what about this that has nothing to do with CS? http://www.ksanti.net/free-reed/history/sho.html am not sure but i remember somebody telling me that it's tuned non et but somethang based on 3/2 and i think some notes cannot be played together because of the physical structure it has On 12/3/07, Tim Mortimer wrote: > * what tones does it produce (& are harmonics used to get really the really > high pitches? up to 60k i read somewhere...) > * what chordal combinations of them can be played > * how do they get such cool sounding "crossfades" happening? (maybe there > are 2 players sharing chords in sucession & crossfading over each other?) > > I'm not so interested in the tonal colour per-se just yet. Like most of my > designs, i basically try & implement the "mechanics" of the process with a > simple solitary sine wave synth (which i think will suit the "clustered" > sound anyway..) & then playback samples or more dynamic synthesis options > from there.... > > Spent about the last 30 minutes with google on this but to no avail. I know > this will be an interest & influence for many of you, & so I welcome any > comments or guidance or example code. -- 2g http://micro.ispretty.com