Great!
So that's the Hafler Trio sorted, then...
On 14 Oct 2008, at 07:04, AlgoMantra wrote:
> http://www.zenprobe.com/phya/
>
> "The properties describing the sound objects make can be extracted
> from real recordings using analysis tools, a process sometimes
> called physical sampling. The Phya distribution includes such a
> tool. You could for instance analyze a recording of an oil drum
> being hit, then use it in a game where an oil drum was being rolled
> and smashed about. Instead of playing back that same sample again
> and again, we hear all the variation and detail that occurs when a
> real drum collides with different objects. Another advantage, is
> that the memory footprint for the physical sample, which can
> generate so much varied audio, is a small fraction of even one short
> audio sample. Physical samples are also very flexible, and can be
> edited creatively for a variety of effects."
>
> Interesting, except that it compiles for Windows only, so far.
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Received on Fri Oct 17 2008 - 12:03:52 BST