>...but you have to admit that doing that in your host *will* make your
host sound different from a host which does it even slightly differently
=> host coloring.
Yeah, my host will sound different from one with aliased control
signals. i.e. better.
Best Regards, Jeff
On Sun, Jan 09, 2005 at 10:31:51PM +1300, Jeff McClintock wrote:
But how do you send a ramp for a MIDI event that happened on the
last sample of a buffer?
As per the diagram. Look closely. Each green ramp is sent *after* the MIDI event. The result, excellent reconstruction.
Ah, I did not notice that. That's a fine answer, but you have to admit
that doing that in your host *will* make your host sound different from a
host which does it even slightly differently => host coloring. Again,
that's not bad, it's reality.
Tim
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