Hi,
Playing with analog and digital processing, I came to the conclusion I'd
like to contemplate about certain digital signal processing
considerations, I'm sure have been in the minds of pioneering people
quite a while ago, concerning let's say how accurate theoretically and
practically all
"Perfect" sinusoids/square waves/etc. only exist as mathematical
abstractions. A good starting point would be to get a feel for what, say,
the "square wave" coming out of an analog synthesizer actually looks like -
the noise floor, the distribution of harmonics, frequency jitter,
under/overshoot, e
Also a good starting place for beginners are the xiph show-and-tell videos
(probably been posted here before, but whatever):
https://xiph.org/video/vid2.shtml
E
On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 3:05 PM, Ethan Duni wrote:
> "Perfect" sinusoids/square waves/etc. only exist as mathematical
> abstractions.