Josh Burgess
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I think you were the only one confused, man. An algorithm is an algorithm... it has nothing to do with impulse responses. Look up the definitions of the words you're using.
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I think you were the only one confused, man. An algorithm is an algorithm... it has nothing to do with impulse responses. Look up the definitions of the words you're using.
timislegend
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a signal processing algorithm can issue resources like convolution based scripts that in-turn extrapolate irf data (payload) as the basis of the plugin architecture.
if you can't figure out what i am saying, try to do a little research.
software example:
http://www.tritonedigital.com/
hardware example:
http://www.weiss.ch/eq1/eq1.html
algorithm just implies a problem-solving procedure... solving a rubic's cube is an algorithm. (although not computational, it derives from solving problems in a finite number of steps).
i can assure you, i am not confused... but i do however regret posting on this thread.
