29 Jun
2014
29 Jun
'14
3:35 p.m.
On Sat, Jun 28, 2014 at 01:50:08PM +0200, hermann meyer wrote:
Al the discussion here imply exactly the opposite, . .
No. I just said I didn't like what you made of zita-rev1.
And then only after you asked for my opinion on guitarix.
It's not a tip, nor a remark on your abilities, see the context.
Ciao,
--
FA
A world of exhaustive, reliable metadata would be an utopia.
It's also a pipe-dream, founded on self-delusion, nerd hubris
and hysterically inflated market opportunities. (Cory Doctorow)
As well you seems to be pleased with the faust
zita-rev1
implementation at this time and helped Julius with some hints.
Because Julius is a person I respect, and he tried to get
his version as close as possible to the original.
and which is distributed under the GPL within the faust
distribution.
Indeed. So you are entitled to use it - no problem with that. But, the "and make it look like a 1950s piece of
vintage
gear", I take as a compliment, because that is indeed what we will
reach. :-)
I understand, you didn't like it, but, that is a matter of taste.
No. As already explained, the design of zita-rev1 includes not only
the DSP code but also the way it is presented, and that is definitely
*not* as a low quality 1950s spring reverb for guitarists. That is
not 'a matter of taste'. You turned it into something which it isn't,
at the same time removing one its qualities: the calibrated controls
which enable the user to set a preset 'from his/her head' which is
something experienced audio engineers do all the time.
I didn't like how zita-rev1 looks in your original
version
Then you could have changed that while still preserving the intention.
And maybe you don't like e.g. calibrated controls because they look
too 'technical' for musicians. In that case just don't use zita-rev1.
It is definitely meant to look technical.
Creativity is
not just the ability to copy.
Thanks for this tip.