Wow congratulations! The gong sounds pretty cool and allows a nice variety of
textures. I see the orchestra more as a phenomenological model of the instrument
than as a true physical model of it. But you could try to better approximate the
instrument behaviour, for example using a much more complex waveguide mesh to model
the plate morphology, and applying more PNF´s in parallell at different points of
the mesh, as suggested in Duyne´s.
Processing time doesn´t matter ;-) but it could be a pain to code ...
Please keep on posting all this magnific stuff!

Josep M


Sean Costello escribió:

> Hi all:
>
> I have been experimenting with the passive nonlinear filters described by Scott
> Van Duyne in various publications. To test these out, I converted one of my
> reverb orchestras into a gong. --

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