[Fpga-synth] Digital Waveguide Samples

[Veronica Merryfield]

Do they sound ever neat! Nice job.

At about the 9 to 12 second mark into the low.mp3, it sounds very reminisant of some of the bass line sounds Ultravox used to use albeit with a slightly faster decay than they had, but not by a lot. Very usable as is.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Scott Gravenhorst 
  To: fpga-synth at rubidium.dyndns.org 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 1:45 PM
  Subject: [Fpga-synth] Digital Waveguide Samples


  Hello all,

  I've posted three MP3 files made using my digital waveguide experiment.  I
  chose to use the system with the nonlinearity enabled because it was more
  interesting that way.  Each file consists of multiple excitations while
  slowly increasing the filter bandwidth starting at zero.  When the sample
  first starts, you hear clicks because the filter squelches the system so
  quickly there is no resonation.  As I increased the filter bandwidth, the
  system takes on a more musical character morphing from a tonal drum through
  a metallic sound.

  http://www.fpga.synth.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=FPGASynth.DigitalWaveguide

  (samples are at the bottom)

  -- ScottG

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