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yoos
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Comment #5272356
I've noticed the same kind of distraction-free productivity in the wee hours and thought about starting my day at midnight, but usually I have a hard time taking my hands off whate…
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Comment #4661310
The lines look like those on an inverted plane: http://xahlee.info/SpecialPlaneCurves_dir/Inversion_dir/inve...
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Comment #3555963
Personally, I've operated accelerometers and gyros at 200 Hz after some low-pass filtering, which is really all you need for this application. I'm sure there are sensors that opera…
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Comment #3426863
Hmm.. I'm not entirely sure if by the "gap", you were referring to this, but just to clarify: When I said there are sounds the musician hears and feels the audience cannot, I wasn'…
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Comment #3425787
I admit I made an assumption when I said microphones can't capture certain sounds. I should instead have said: There are overtones picked up by the ear that you can't capture with …
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Comment #3423634
FWIW, trying to compare two violins with recorded clips like the ones in that blog post is pointless because there are overtones picked up by the ear that you can't capture with a …
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Comment #3422755
Second vote for Colemak here! I spent the first two of my high school years in Japan essentially being homeschooled. I had developed shoulder pain and a ganglion cyst in my wrist d…
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Comment #3422701
This. The violin, bow, and strings all affect the sound produced. In high school, I bought my violin and bow used for around $750. While it was fine for orchestral/symphonic stuff,…
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Comment #3196477
Interested as well!
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