On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 11:22:38PM +0100, fons(a)kokkinizita.net wrote:
To all, for your information.
I have received the following message from Mr. Nick Copeland.
It was sent privately, but since this is the continuation of
a thread on this list and the person concerned has well gone
beyond any reasonable limits of decent behaviour I feel free
to post it here.
lol...
how did you earn that ?
by saying that bristol sucks ?
anyways. since the mail fons wrote is missing, i cant say whos mistake
it was.
nick seem to be referring to this:
http://alsamodular.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/alsamodular/ams/m_vcf.cpp?hid…
however if m_vcf.c was any good the example patches wouldnt be using
fonss ladspas.
and i remember mathias nagorni showing me totally enthuasistically
the MCP filters.
*** Start included message ***
The last time I looked at the AMS source code I was under the impression
that the Moog VCF filters were not actually yours, they were Tossavainen
and Kellets. They were published eventually placed on
musicdsp.org however
there are a couple of things here:
1. In their original publishing they did not advocate the use of
quantisation of their parameters - you implemented this as an
adaptation of their algorithm.
2. In not quoting the original authors you are plagiarism them.
In the source to AMS they are quoted however it is bit disingenious
to imply that this was 'your' MoogVCF.
In short you did not actually write the 'Moog' VCF parts and
suggesting that this is how their algorithms worked is just
attempting to justify quantisation to 1/16 is not deleterious
to quality which is definitely not attributable to the original
authors.
>From what you are saying I would like to just
say you are an
arrogant selfpublicist however base on the claims in your email
you are actually a lying plagiarst.
Regards nick.
*** End included message ***
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