Very interesting indeed. I just subscribed to your channel. I enjoyed the tour through your music studio; obviously you have put a lot of time and effort into getting a nice setup that suits your needs. I saw that you have a video about violin vibrato. I must check that out which I will do now. And, since I am a true connoisseur of puns, I have to say I got a good laugh out of your cat being inbred! Very clever. Only thing wrong with it is that I didn't think of that first! Eric L, the Hammond Guy
@HAMMONDGuy-B3X66
4 ай бұрын
Just watched your vid on violin vibrato. I guess I can say that vibrato on a Hammond organ is very easy to add; you just flip a tab for whichever keyboard you want vibrato on, and it's there. However, the real problem is HOW do you get vibrato on an immutable pitch instrument such as a Hammond? Short answer is, you must first send the audio signal through a multi-tap phase shift line, and then sequentially scan all the taps on the delay line in sequence, both forward and reverse. The result is a signal that has a continuous, ever-changing phase shift, both slightly behind and then slightly leading, resulting in a true frequency modulation at the scan rate, which is also the vibrato rate. All things considered, I think making vibrato on a stringed instrument where you can cyclically vary the effective vibrating length of the string is a lot simpler.
@philcollinshill2951
6 ай бұрын
Your thumbnail gives you away. We all know you faked your death, Mr. Robin Williams.
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