Jay Rose
Jay Rose CAS is a Clio- and Emmy-winning sound designer whose studio career has included program opens for NBC, documentaries and spots for PBS and MGM, videogames for Parker Brothers, and close to a thousand independent film and video projects. He's also programmed audio software for broadcast manufacturers Eventide and Orban, written a column for DV Magazine and a few best-selling books about sound for film and video, and been a section officer of the Audio Engineering Society. More tutorials, humor, and info about his studio at dplay.com.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
The music revolution will not be televised.
A friend pointed me to an article in the New York Times, about new software that claims to change the pitch of just one string in a guitar chord. This isn’t a trivial task, since plucked strings don’t have just one frequency. There are harmonics extending up the band, mixing with harmonics of other notes. Anything that wants to adjust a single string has to sort them all out, first.
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