Re: [tuning] Intro and Request

Seems to me your extra tones would be harmonics of your fundamental tone.

D Burgess

> After looking at a spectrogram of this file I noticed some extra tones.
Two
> possible theories sprang to mind. 1- There's some kind of phase/filter
> effect going on that emphasizes these extra tones, or 2- I have crappy
> equipment and Spectrogram is acting strangely because of it. If someone
with
> a bit more knowledge would take a look at the file and explain to me where
> these extra tones are coming from it would be a big help.
>

In a message dated 3/13/00 2:07:08 PM !!!First Boot!!!,
DBURGESS@ACCELERATION.NET writes:

<< Seems to me your extra tones would be harmonics of your fundamental tone.
>>

Sorry, I wasn't specific enough. I'm not talking about the harmonics of the
fundemental tones - those are easy to see and understand. If you take a look
at the Spectrogram - several tones not in the harmonic series show up that
wouldn't be there if the slopes of the two bent notes were equal. In the
MIDI example the slopes are not equal and new tones show up. I will include
a zipped bitmap of the gram I am referring to.

I realize that this may not be relevant to this list unless you think of it
as "Infinite-tet" (as Infinite as my equipment can handle anyway).

AMiltonF@aol.com wrote,

>Sorry, I wasn't specific enough. I'm not talking about the harmonics of
the
>fundemental tones - those are easy to see and understand. If you take a
look
>at the Spectrogram - several tones not in the harmonic series show up that

>wouldn't be there if the slopes of the two bent notes were equal. In the
>MIDI example the slopes are not equal and new tones show up. I will
include
>a zipped bitmap of the gram I am referring to.

I didn't see any attachments to this e-mail. Could you put up this zipped
bitmap on the internet, or at least e-mail me a copy?

Thanks,
Paul