DIGITAL GUITAR AUTO-TUNER PROJECT

[Jerry Avins]

keith wrote:

...

Dents lower the Q? ...allowing the _musician_ to play it as he wished.

Exactly!

Jerry

 

[John Woodgate]

That trombone that was pulled a long way: was there anything special
about the mouthpiece?

I don't know. Perhaps.

 

[Jon Harris]

Please translate "brugly" for me. I'm still trying to learn.

The key is to group "brugly" with "other". Then move the initial consonants
from the first to the second work. At least that's how I interpreted it.

 

[Albert van der Horst]

Is this really true?

I know if you excite a string (or any mechanical resonance) to vibrate
on an overtone, that the overtone is not exactly a harmonic of the
fundamental mode, just like a quartz crystal.

But in this case the string is vibrating on the fundamental frequency
and I would think that nay harmonics generated harmonics would be
exact. If what you say is true, then you should be able to hear a beat
note with only ONE string. The beat note would be between the true
harmonics of the fundamental and the overtones. I don't think it works
that way. Anybody know for sure?

Anything metallic will have wandering overtones. A pitch fork,
metal snares, steel drum (in the extreme!), bells.
Even organ pipes made of too stiff material, (pure tin, silver)
have a cheap metallic sound.

You can see it for yourself by putting a microphone on on oscilloscope
and excite a pitch fork ( or is that tuning fork?).

 

[Jerry Avins]

The key is to group "brugly" with "other". Then move the initial consonants
from the first to the second work. At least that's how I interpreted it.

Thanks. I was slow on the uptake. You could say that I bren badly.

Jerry

 

[Rich The Newsgroup Wacko]

I read in sci.electronics.design that Rich Grise <[email protected]>

"Hi. I'm Rich Grise. I jotch bokes."

Yabbut, Laura Bush knows how to pronounce "nuclear".

Thanks!
Rich
--
(I wonder if I should have signed this, "Big Pladder"?)
------
"There was once a mechanic named Bench
Whose best tool was a sturdy gut-wrench.
With this vibrant device
He could reach, in a trice,
The innermost parts of a wench."

 

[Pig Bladder]

Dain bramage perhaps?
GG

Herpaps.

 

[John Woodgate]

I read in sci.electronics.design that Rich The Newsgroup Wacko

Yabbut, Laura Bush knows how to pronounce "nuclear".

Maybe she's a closet Democrat.

 

[keith]

I read in sci.electronics.design that Rich The Newsgroup Wacko


Maybe she's a closet Democrat.

I dun't think so. She's a First *LADY*, rather than *BITCH*. SHe's
leraned from her MIL.

 

[Jerry Avins]

Albert van der Horst wrote:

...

You can see it for yourself by putting a microphone on on oscilloscope
and excite a pitch fork ( or is that tuning fork?).

Tuning fork. A pitchfork is a trident with slender tines, a tool for
pitching hay. You can see one in Grant Wood's picture, "American Gothic"
at http://www.artic.edu/artaccess/AA_Modern/pages/MOD_5.shtml. Tuning
fork, pitch pipe: go figure. It's a crazy language!

...

Jerry

 

[Tod Adamson]

Try my website:

http://www.pitchanalyzer.com

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[Jerry Avins]

Try my website:

http://www.pitchanalyzer.com

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A few ads, no substance. How is it enlightening?

Jerry

 

[CBFalconer]

** topposting fixed **

Try my website:

http://www.pitchanalyzer.com

That must deal with the chemical composition of pitch

 

[John Smith]

AS FOR YOU, SAY SORRY TO YOUR MOTHER BECAUSE YOU JUST PROVED THAT SHE
DEFINITELY FAILED TO RAISE YOU WELL...

Unlike your mother, who failed to give birth to someone with eight fingers
and two thumbs. Try releasing the CAPS lock, and STOP SHOUTING AT US.

Prick.