Hi thanks a lot for your answers,
25/02/2014 20:48, Ross Bencina wrote:
The approach that I am familiar with is the corrective grains
approach (AKA BLIT/BLEP/BLAMP etc) where you basically run a
granulator that generates grains that cancel the aliasing caused by
the phase discontinuity. The
Am 26.02.2014 15:15, schrieb robert bristow-johnson:
On 2/26/14 4:03 AM, Marco Lo Monaco wrote:
yup that was the BLIT stuff, i think, so a sawtooth is the integral if
this BandLimited Impulse Train (with a little DC added).
Ahaha, funny! Did you set sarcasm mode = on? :)))
i guess i
robert bristow-johnson:
for a slave doing a sine, i wonder what you would expect to hear as
the master/slave frequency ratio changes. while i have heard sync
saws and sync squares, i don't think i ever heard a sync sine and it
would seem to me to go from no harmonics to lotsa harmonics
