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Amazing blog, glad I found it and the other articles look great too! Very interesting history of computing. Can you use an arbitrary waveform generator to make
by GhettoComputers 5y ago
Amazing blog, glad I found it and the other articles look great too! Very interesting history of computing.
Can you use an arbitrary waveform generator to make these sounds accurate or differences nonexistent?
Do you think that good audio can be “solved”? I’ve heard of Harmon tuning and people’s preference for it, and how good speakers are all tuned the same but high end headphones don’t. I remember this person who knew electronic design destroying the credibility of head-fi. https://nwavguy.blogspot.com/ https://nwavguy.blogspot.com/ what do you think of forums like audio science and his findings?
- kens 5y agoWell, you could feed the right digital values into the arbitrary waveform generator, but you have the problem of how to generate the values. As for your other questions, I don't really know anything about audio.