just wondering since time and space are relative,
so is time and pitch with real pitch shift.
is sample track a time traveller and an 404 a black box to
keep you safe in case you blast into a nother dimension ?
it has no pitch, so maybe it blocks the wormhole.
pitch shifting e=mc2 ?
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Re: pitch shifting e=mc2 ?
only the outer limits of the universe will tell ..
pitch on the 404 to me is " natural" frequency tuning .. don't ask how,it just feels that way
pitch on the 404 to me is " natural" frequency tuning .. don't ask how,it just feels that way
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Re: pitch shifting e=mc2 ?
Don't know what you mean really as I don't have a SampleTrack- but I sorely miss the ability to adjust sample playback speed on the SP line. (adjusting pitch and speed at same time and not trying to maintain speed- always sounds bumpy and lame to me generally).
This has been discussed at length here on the forums if you search I'm sure you can find some more perspectives.
C
This has been discussed at length here on the forums if you search I'm sure you can find some more perspectives.
C
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SP-202 (SOLD), SP-303 (SOLD), SP-404SX (main one I useD- killed w wrong PSU!), SP-505 (still have it!), SP-555 (SOLD), ES-1 (SOLD), ESX-1 (SOLD), RS7000, etc.
SP-202 (SOLD), SP-303 (SOLD), SP-404SX (main one I useD- killed w wrong PSU!), SP-505 (still have it!), SP-555 (SOLD), ES-1 (SOLD), ESX-1 (SOLD), RS7000, etc.
Re: pitch shifting e=mc2 ?
im not the sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to science or math but einsteins theory suddenly seems more easy to grasp when you pretend time space is a sound recording. which might would explain things like non linear hyper acceleration, for example a funnel shape draining. the substance draining from the free space accelerates the space gets smaller. also the seeming relationship of the fletcher munson curves is similar to speed/time of a mapped octave. doing 16 levels is not like a 12 note chromatic scale. which has been split up and tuned according to ancient math frequencies. if anyone knows what the semi notes in an chormatic or major scale octave represent ( rainbow?) id love to know more. anyway, the notes and frequency in a chromatic octave are relative just like e=mc2 ,

