Re: New York - ISSUE Project Room 23rd & 28th of April

[andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>]

On 22/04/2014 05:17, Stefan Tiedje wrote:
> Am 21.04.14 05:02, schrieb andy butler:
> > > well, hilbert transformation isn't really frequency shifting...;-)
> > > I don't know of any hardware device which does it, but maybe I'm
> > > wrong...
>
> thanks for this info, is it a digital or an analog device?
> Does it actually allow to use a second input as modulator instead of
> just modulating with a sine wave?

The EH Ring Thing is 100% digital as far as I know.
It does have the second input, and I checked it
works with single side band modulator.

> That is basically what I am doing at
> ISUUE Project Room...
> As long as the two instruments play unison, they produce the same pitch,

i don't think so, difference tone will be zero.

...ah..but the different harmonics will interact :-)



> then if they play narrow intervals, the will produce a very low
> frequency,
> which is actually harmonic, as the ratios are harmonic...

cool :-)

> I
> do filter the higher partials though...

yeah, I'd also think about compression on at least one input.
(because the dynamics will be multiplied together)

andy