On 4/5/15 10:15 PM, Didier Dambrin wrote:
That's not at all what I was saying. I only wrote that additive
synthesis could be used for an identical result to a KS, with better
control on the filtering.
please accept my apology. i did not correctly grok what you were saying
Didier.
of course additive synthesis can make an identical result to *any* other
synthesis method as it can pretty much create an identical result to any
sound, musical tone or otherwise.
i'm sorry for misunderstanding and misinterpreting what you wrote.
bestest,
r b-j
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It can sound exactly the same, with the added benefit that you have
full control on the filtering.
lemme understand the claim: Karplus-Strong can be made to be
perceptually identical to the straight sample playback of a particular
plucked-string instrument?
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