On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 23:12:42 +0100 Atte André Jensen <atte.jensen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi > > I've been playing with fastbreeder, and am extremely pleased with the > truly wonderful noises it can do (thanks Dave!!!!) > > However looking at some of the results in mhwaveedit it seems that it's > injected with electrical/non-acoustic phenomenons like dc-offset and low > frequencies. I'm wondering how a home stereo and/or a large PA would > react to such sounds? Is there anything I should/could do to prevent > black smoke from coming out of amplifiers and speakers (ears would be ok > :-))? Or should I simply not worry. > > I put a sample at http://atte.dk/download/fb_abuse_groove_3.ogg if > someone wants to have a look for themselves what I'm referring to... It shouldn't be any kind of a problem on and even half-decent audio system (which should have appropriate filters built in). The worst That could happen is that extreme LF at high amplitude just might tend to overload input stages, which won't sound very nice. I've heard the effect described as bugling under water! Wow! Just looked at it in Audacity - it's pretty extreme! Still shouldn't be a problem though. -- Will J G
