The Eat at Joe's Kawai K5000 Message Board Digest The Random Wav Generator & Deterministic Chaos ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ What-I-Found-Out #1: Unusual Random Waveform Saturday, 14-Mar-98 06:39:02 195.232.50.106 writes: In the K5000, the LFO "random" waveform seems to be not the usual, evenly distributed one. In fact, it sounds like a so-called deterministic chaos (from the chaos theory). A chaos waveform is not neutral - it has much more "own character" than the white noise waveform generated with the usual linear feedback shift register algorithm. Not bad! Jens Groh ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re: What-I-Found-Out #1: Unusual Random Waveform Saturday, 14-Mar-98 12:04:15 199.86.40.88 writes: Many years ago, programing in Basic, I set up a computer graphic using a random number function. After a while, the thing started looping! The computer only had a short random number table. leiter@skypoint.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Two HH Cymbal Patches Friday, 31-Jul-98 22:43:33 199.86.40.76 writes: I'm sending in open and closed high hat patches. According to the new ed of Fletcher and Rossing, the upper harmonics of cymbals show chaotic vibration, which I think means chaotic changes of pitch. Jens pointed out a while ago that the random LFO on the K5k is chaotic. These patches try to apply these factors. I don't think these patches will fool anyone though. I'd say they're more interesting and realistic than an 808 high hat. leiter ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------