3 Dec
2015
3 Dec
'15
7:04 p.m.
On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 10:33 AM, Will J Godfrey <WillGodfrey(a)musically.me.uk
Would work for reeds/brass as well. I know that on my real saxophone I
never play the same tuning twice ... or so I'm told.
I'm a big fan of small random "fixings" on synth voices. Seems to make them
more real.
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wrote:
If you have
something like 2 pianos you can detune each one a few cents
and get something sounds like 2 pianos (no matter how good the tuner is,
he/she will never get them to be exactly the same).
Hi Bob :)
We can already do that (always have been able to), but that is a fixed
detune.
Play the same note repeatedly on the badly tuned 'piano' and it will be
just as
badly tuned every time.
This idea doesn't really work with piano type instruments, as every time
you
hit the same note it will be slightly different. It should work well with a
solo violin.