Peter Davey Heater

[NerzhDishual]

@Storre:


Your link : http://idisk.mac.com/stevetorrence-Public?view=web works.

I got:
stevetorrence's Public Folder
Fabrizio e Steve
Some .mp3 -  Metal soul.... (for example)

How can I listen to these .mp3?

BTW: you are Italian. Are you not?
Se avessi avuto coraggio avrei potuto got better results with these Davey's things.

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[NerzhDishual]

Hi Devrim,

Nice so see you here. Yes, I do agree with all your 4 points!

Why am I keeping on making more experiments whitout having
even tried to measure any freq?

Frankly, I do not know... Perhaps because I'm lazy and I secretly expect to
come across something without too much 'left brain' work???


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[storre]

On the far right of the page are little download arrows. No I'm not italian

[NerzhDishual]

<OFF TOPIC>

@Storre

I finally managed to listen to you .mp3 files.

Very professional and elaborated. Who is playing the Sax?
"Into my old head Rendered" sounds "acousmatical" music.....
Why not having more used the Dijeridoo?
IMHO the end of this piece is a little bit "under instrumentalized".

This forum is definitely (also) a lair of musicians!.
I bet that NulPoins/Sandy/Dr R. (the bass player) would agree with that...


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[Sprocket]

@ND - Those are 'proper' bells you have there - nice!  I think you posted earlier that you use Cooledit 2000, if so, have you checked what your bells fundamental frequencies are?  A spectrum of their frequencies (Cooledit Analyzer function) would be cool to see!

@all - FWIW, I checked what would happen if a variable frequency/voltage squarewave, (555 timer with darlington driver - 10-30V @ 0.5A) was applied to my 'bell'.  Tried both bell frequencies and slow frequency sweeps in the hope of seeing something interesting - just a little bit of electrolysis, nothing more...