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So Arny....
You have yet to respond to the following regarding the "Trumpets"
"French Horn" and "Violin" files. You know, the ones that are central to your website that you can't name where you obtained them. What's your take? "There are several performance aspects that give these away as either being synthed or heavily manipulated. I'll give a few examples: 1. In the "trumpet" files, the files includes notes not playable by trumpets, and the violin files contains notes not playable by violins. 2. The intonation is DEAD ON, as measured by a digital tuner. It's more in tune than is humanly possible. 3. There is no string bowing sound. Especially in a dead room with the mics at any realistic distance from the players, you would hear bowing sounds. 4. The string decay is highly unnatural. In any room, dry or wet, the upper string sounds shouldn't be the last to die as they are in the file." |
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So Arny....
"Jenn" wrote in message ... You have yet to respond to the following regarding the "Trumpets" "French Horn" and "Violin" files. And I won't say any more on the subject until you admit that you were wrong about the triangle file and the cutlery file. |
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The Ethical Downfall of Arny Krueger
Robert said: I've always felt that Arny is a bad scientist, but is he also a fraud, a mountebanke, a charlatan, a purveyor of intellectual "snake oil", in the form of the "ABX" sound-deadening protocol? All of those terms flatter the Krooborg unjustifiably. He's a compulsive liar and a sicko in general. And now it turns out that his sound samples may have been created by a Yamaha organ? The ethical downfall of Arny Krueger? The horror, the horror! I doubt anybody needed evidence of Krooger lying about his silly sound snippets to figure out what he is. -- "Christians have to ... work to make the world as loving, just, and supportive as is possible." A. Krooger, Aug. 2006 |
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So Arny....
In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote: "Jenn" wrote in message ... You have yet to respond to the following regarding the "Trumpets" "French Horn" and "Violin" files. And I won't say any more on the subject until you admit that you were wrong about the triangle file and the cutlery file. Except that I didn't say anything wrong, based on the information available to me at the time I made the comment. Look at the record. LOL OF COURSE you won't comment, because once again, your back is against the wall. Your "acoustic files" are frauds. |
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So Arny....
"Jenn" wrote in
message In article , "Arny Krueger" wrote: "Jenn" wrote in message ... You have yet to respond to the following regarding the "Trumpets" "French Horn" and "Violin" files. And I won't say any more on the subject until you admit that you were wrong about the triangle file and the cutlery file. Update - Jenn's defense for her importune comments about the triangle file and the cutlery file is that 9:29 is before 9:24. Silly me, I didn't think she could move across time zones that fast! ;-) |
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So Arny....
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 16:29:09 GMT, Jenn
wrote: You have yet to respond to the following regarding the "Trumpets" "French Horn" and "Violin" files. You know, the ones that are central to your website that you can't name where you obtained them. What's your take? "There are several performance aspects that give these away as either being synthed or heavily manipulated. I'll give a few examples: 1. In the "trumpet" files, the files includes notes not playable by trumpets, and the violin files contains notes not playable by violins. 2. The intonation is DEAD ON, as measured by a digital tuner. It's more in tune than is humanly possible. 3. There is no string bowing sound. Especially in a dead room with the mics at any realistic distance from the players, you would hear bowing sounds. 4. The string decay is highly unnatural. In any room, dry or wet, the upper string sounds shouldn't be the last to die as they are in the file." answer: gm sound module |
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So Arny....
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 14:17:12 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote: "Jenn" wrote in message In article , "Arny Krueger" wrote: "Jenn" wrote in message ... You have yet to respond to the following regarding the "Trumpets" "French Horn" and "Violin" files. And I won't say any more on the subject until you admit that you were wrong about the triangle file and the cutlery file. Update - Jenn's defense for her importune "importune". this again? brain to fingers defect? |
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So Arny....
In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote: "Jenn" wrote in message In article , "Arny Krueger" wrote: "Jenn" wrote in message . com ... You have yet to respond to the following regarding the "Trumpets" "French Horn" and "Violin" files. And I won't say any more on the subject until you admit that you were wrong about the triangle file and the cutlery file. Update - Jenn's defense for her importune Incorrect use of the word noted... comments about the triangle file and the cutlery file is that 9:29 is before 9:24. Where did I say that, Arny? Stop lying. |
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So Arny....
Jenn said: Update - Jenn's defense for her importune Incorrect use of the word noted... I believe you're right. What Arnii meant to say is: "Jenn's defense, despite my importuning her for mercy, has totally demolished my 'debating trade" flummery." -- "Christians have to ... work to make the world as loving, just, and supportive as is possible." A. Krooger, Aug. 2006 |
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The Ethical Downfall of Arny Krueger
George M. Middius wrote: Robert said: I've always felt that Arny is a bad scientist, but is he also a fraud, a mountebanke, a charlatan, a purveyor of intellectual "snake oil", in the form of the "ABX" sound-deadening protocol? All of those terms flatter the Krooborg unjustifiably. He's a compulsive liar and a sicko in general. And now it turns out that his sound samples may have been created by a Yamaha organ? The ethical downfall of Arny Krueger? The horror, the horror! I doubt anybody needed evidence of Krooger lying about his silly sound snippets to figure out what he is. If I ever find out the castanets aren't real, I'll probably have a nervous breakdown. Oh, how I love them! |
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The Ethical Downfall of Arny Krueger
In article om,
"Clyde Slick" wrote: George M. Middius wrote: Robert said: I've always felt that Arny is a bad scientist, but is he also a fraud, a mountebanke, a charlatan, a purveyor of intellectual "snake oil", in the form of the "ABX" sound-deadening protocol? All of those terms flatter the Krooborg unjustifiably. He's a compulsive liar and a sicko in general. And now it turns out that his sound samples may have been created by a Yamaha organ? The ethical downfall of Arny Krueger? The horror, the horror! I doubt anybody needed evidence of Krooger lying about his silly sound snippets to figure out what he is. If I ever find out the castanets aren't real, I'll probably have a nervous breakdown. Oh, how I love them! They sound real enough, though I'm only listening to them through my laptop speakers. The instrument is one of the easiest to fake due to its sound's harmonic structure. |
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So Arny....
The "Trumpets" file has trumpets, trombones and maybe euphoniums. The
"Violin" file has viola, cello and bass. The "French Horn" file I'm not sure about. Normally the bell faces away from the listener so the back wall has a big effect. They're just too short for me to comment about the intonation. Even the amateur wind ensemble I'm a member of has been known to play 2 or 3 consecutive notes in tune. ;o) At any rate these files don't really reveal the natural timbre of these instruments to my ears. TB Jenn wrote: You have yet to respond to the following regarding the "Trumpets" "French Horn" and "Violin" files. You know, the ones that are central to your website that you can't name where you obtained them. What's your take? "There are several performance aspects that give these away as either being synthed or heavily manipulated. I'll give a few examples: 1. In the "trumpet" files, the files includes notes not playable by trumpets, and the violin files contains notes not playable by violins. 2. The intonation is DEAD ON, as measured by a digital tuner. It's more in tune than is humanly possible. 3. There is no string bowing sound. Especially in a dead room with the mics at any realistic distance from the players, you would hear bowing sounds. 4. The string decay is highly unnatural. In any room, dry or wet, the upper string sounds shouldn't be the last to die as they are in the file." |
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So Arny....
Jenn wrote:
In article . com, wrote: The "Trumpets" file has trumpets, trombones and maybe euphoniums. The [snip] TB All synth. Where do you play? He http://groups.yahoo.com/group/UMDCommunityBand And jazz jam sessions and misc. events. TB |
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