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Date: | Wed, 15 Nov 2017 16:51:29 +0300 |
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I have never saw a harpsichord in my life. But I love its voice.
I am an HI-FI hobbyist and I read less than thousand pages on the subject.
I love lutes also.
When talking about loudspeakers, people tend to describe how was the
instruments felt located in front of speakers. They call it scene.
I found interesting and old technology which was about putting an
diffractive grating in front of speakers and create better scene. I know
the diffractive gratings from optics and they put diffractive grating in
front of monochrome camera to photograph spectrums of objects . And I know
diffractive gratings works with sound wave phases and some cancel each
other, some power up each other.
Scene is interesting technology , you feel cymbals comes from one distance
and drums other.
Now, finally, do harpschord , lute rosettes been made to create each notes
scene ?
Mustafa Umut Sarac
Istanbul
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