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From: WhiteDragon103
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  • sounds like the thing in my moms sock drawer

  • This sounds like the eighties.

  • formants are used to generate instruments that sound like voices

  • no they are actually sound 'formants' applied and generated and transposed i assume

  • Sounds like my shaving machine o.O

  • 2:25 sounds like optimus prime transforming... when someone walks in the room and he was about to get off

  • sounds cool, and its a nice illustration of additive synthesis

  • @EA78751 Er, yeah. I'll go with that. Thanks ^^

  • @WhiteDragon103 is it additive synthesis or subtractive are you making sine waves of different values or are you substracting from sawtooth with different filters?

  • sounds like a driving game on an atari 2600

  • Can i have it o.o

  • I seriously want this O.O

    Amazing 5/5 :)

  • Rolf Harris would love this !

  • dude, this is simple but cool! btw is there any way to use your voice with this rather than just sounds?

  • What did u use 2 make this if u mind me asking?

  • I used a C++ editor and compiler, as well as some of the functionality provided with windows and directsound.

  • neato

  • nice job!

  • It IS way cool - but I'd like a detailed explanation of what the curve means, especially the bars and how that relates to pitch. (Sure I'm being dumb, which means others don't get it either.)

  • Thanks for the comment! :D

    Actually, the honest reason I was being so vague in the video about what was going on was because I didn't really want to inspire anyone to gain the same train of thought that I have - because it may lead them to my big idea.

  • But, on second thought, this kind of thing has probably been thought of already. I'll add in a description with annotations.

  • I can understand your hesitation for that reason!

  • Changes have been made. :D

  • Cool, thanks. That's pretty much what I had guessed. Indeed, the idea of a waveform of course goes way back to Fourier and Shannon.

    (eg google ShannonHartley theorem)

    Still it's cool to see it in such flexible action!

  • Thanks!

    Fourier pwns.

  • hay man. did you still make soundboard prank calls? i remember your call with the epic crazy lady to the canadian guy. it was freaking funny you should do more

  • Urhm, you should have just sent me a PM because this comment... isn't really a comment, and doesn't belong here.

    But no, I don't make prank calls because I cannot get Skype to work.

  • Wow! Your machines makes WONDERFUL farts! <3

  • Lol, thanks for the 5*.

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