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Beautiful work, Neutron!

I would suggest using numerical engineering tools, such as Matlab. High-level and very powerful. (There's also a free open-source numerical application called Octave. Personally, i never used Octave but it should do the job pretty well).
a few more very simple tips: Instead ...

The Wikipedia article links to a visual demonstration of convolution .

You can actually see there how applying a lowpass filter over a square wave makes a mellower signal:

Each filter (or reverb or other linear time-invariant systems) is defined by an impulse response (IR) - how would its output ...

Congratulations, at0m!!!

YIPIE!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations, Assaf!

Spirit: What's doof doof? Do you mean oomtsa oomtsa?

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You're right, H-Rave

Hey...

I just had the same problem "Cannot open registry" error when installing.
And this workaround by rrkradio really solved the problem

Thanks, rrkradio, King of Snake, and "Search" button!

Yes, Medusa is right (Also Mr Arkadin, althought i'm not 100% sure about class C/D...).

As far as I know, Class B Device aplifies the positive and the negative parts (polarities) of the signal seperately. The results are "summed" together in the output, and they may result in unaccurate zero ...

Donno exactly why i decided to bring this topic back from the dead...
Just wanted to clean up the mess about the Nyquist theorem: (My discussion with at0m :grin: )
If we sample a 22kHz sine wave at 44kHz, then we can, theoretically, restore the sine wave exactly as-is. One can draw only a single ...

On 2005-10-15 23:48, garyb wrote:
sonar's performance is poor compared to logic 5.51 and sx3, but that's not surprising as cakewalk truly dislikes using a steinberg app like asio.

Sorry to get a bit OT here, but that's an interesting point...
Anyone else experienced the ASIO support of Sonar in ...

I got my 1st Pulsar back in March 1999...
Software version was 1.1, UKNOW synth just came out.

I got it according to ReD_MuZe warm recommendation. That day I was looking for a piece of gear to enhance my studio. Every feature i was looking for - he said "Oh, my Pulsar can do that...". It took too ...

Symbiote... you certainly gave me quite a lot of material for thought... THANKS!

And thanks again to all of you...

(This post doesn't intend to lock the topic. More replies are always welcome... )

Thank you all for your replies :smile:

At0m|c, :smile: , to visualize the Niquist problem, allow me to pull it further toward the extreme:
According to Niquist, the sampling frequency should be (at least) twice than the wave frequency. Suppose we sample a 22.05kHz sine wave with a 44.1kHz sampling ...

Hello,
I'm recently having a problem about dynamic range calculation of digital audio. My fellow Pulsarians, maybe you can help me out :smile:

Everyone says that 16 bit audio gives 96dB dynamic range. the formula is as follows:
20*log(2^16) = 96dB (approx.)

But, 16 bit values cover the whole ...

...Yipie! :grin:

Man, These new swingin' sequencer modules and Elastic Val / XY are so cool...

The Flexor package indeed turns the Creamware Modular to the most innovative, versatile synthesizer ever created! And it sounds so... just like you want it to :grin:

ReD_MuZe you're the man!

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Hah! LOL!!
It seems that the WAV files under the windowsmedia folder are legitimate, though...

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I must say that Alfonso's creativity is greatly expressed in the kitchen, not just in the studio :smile:
I jumped over for an evening at Bobis and ReD_MuZe's. Alfonso (and his wife too) quickly took control of the kitchen and made us a wonderful dinner! I was impressed :smile:
Alfonso, Also a big ...

Thanks guys

Greetings Pulsarians :smile:

I have a few questions and i'd be greatful if you can share your wisdom...

One can often hear bass beats from a distant party. What is heard is mostly the bass.
Why do lower frequencies travel further distance? Do they, or is it an illusion?

Also, why do woofer ...

On 2004-07-08 00:02, rounser wrote:
I wonder why they chose to name it "Noah". Not exactly a cool name, and doesn't fit the Pulsar, Luna etc. "space theme"...

From the Noah manual: "People frequently ask how the product name 'Noah' came about. Indeed, the name 'Noah' is a metaphor for the ...