Re: TI-H: Big music Project

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Subject: Re: TI-H: Big music Project
From: Grant Stockly <gussie@alaska.net>
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1998 22:00:50 -0900
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>This isnt the original but read on.
>About the project.
>1. Clarinet would be way to hard to do i know from experience i play it:)

Its not that hard to fake play.  A computer can easily reproduce pressure
and positions much better and easier than a clarinet user can. (well, the
average one atleast).

>2. The easist instrument would be the percussion but since you want to makea
>wind instrument the flute would be best.

Flute would be the easiest for positions, but thats about it.  :)  Making
perfect wind pitches is hard.  You'd almost need dual bellows or an
expensive air compressor.

>3. How would it know what note to play???

Midi

>4. Reply to this message
no.

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TI-H: Big music Project

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