On Mon, 23 Nov 2015 16:02:40 -0500
"jonetsu@email-addr-hidden" <jonetsu@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> I have replied an hour ago, but the reply did not make it yet. Maybe
> due to the 48K attachment. So let's try with a low-res one :)
As the low-res version of the drawing may induce, reconstructing the
original does not seem too hard. You have to know how the letters
of the alphabet of that type of font are, and a few details about
shapes so it is possible for the algorithm to reconstruct the tip of
the arrow. And then based on this to exclude all other noise. Not too
complicated.
Then for audio it would be possible. Simply enter the parameters.
Martin guitar (model type) made in summer of 1994, brand new nanoweb
strings, Dunlop flat pick .73 mm, velocity, and a few other parameters
(using Finger Ease spray or not). Then feed a coarse wave shape and
voila, you get a rich Martin 440Hz (precisely :) 5th string output. :)
The possible technology is interesting, though.
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