Re: organ stop

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Hello, Jeannette--

Thank you for the reply.


it's not a formant filter. It's a reed pipe with a resonator. Wikipedia
has this to say - and probably to show on the matter:
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Vox_humana


My apologies, Jeannette.  "Formant filter" was a little misleading on purpose, more like bait.  But now that a couple people have bit, i'll be more accurate.  Ralf's link to organ stops contains a good demonstration of a vox humana:

http://www.organstops.org/_sounds/CulverAcademy/VoxHumanaArpeg.mp3

It does change formants slightly, but nowhere near as dramatically as the basilica organ.  So then, how did the boys from Weingarten accomplish such a drastic change in vowels?

i've found a highly technical article on reed pipes.  It may be above my head, but i'll try to read it before forwarding the link.

Thank you, again, Jeannette!  Please take care.
Tom



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