i know i'm being redundant but i've got this vision

about pluck that it needs to be frequency modulated

in the time domain.

for instance you run 2 pluck parrallel and feed back

the out put with weighted  wet or dry into feedback

ok you got that . but the time domain must shift the feed back time.

this is not my idea . this comes from a paper i read by bose.

who just happens to sell the best speaker system in the world

called the bode 802 with a sound cannon for base.

but in a conversation with the fellow he said if you use one

speaker and run a 100 hz. signal into it with a 1000 hz signal

you get doppler shift. in a pluck this means time domain must change

in the feed back loop.

this is a problem which has plagued me for 20 years. when i would

synthesizie a drum on my moog it was not the same as the actual

drum in my recording suite.

WHY. WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY

THEN IT OCCURRED TO ME

DOPPLER SHIFT OF THE TIME DOMAIN OF FEED BACK!!!!!!


OK now you got that.

the partial s must fm .

this is mandatory.

perhaps you fellows have solved this allready. i have been

negligent in my reading of cmj recently (2 years now)

but this question has bothered me for 20 years.

PLEASE PLEASE HELP.

thank you

craig

At 10:14 PM -0600 7/7/99, craig-routt@usa.net wrote:

>WHY. WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY
>
>THEN IT OCCURRED TO ME
>
>DOPPLER SHIFT OF THE TIME DOMAIN OF FEED BACK!!!!!!

Bartender, I'll have whatever he's having.



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