Hello to everyone gathered here on this "mathematical noise" forum 🙂
I have studied, finished and worked as an artist. And as such had loads of friends musicians as well. My father is a classical guitar musician. so from my childhood I was exposed to proper harmonics, have developed musical ear, played folk string instruments, singed in children bands, but was not hooked to music as musician, but art. It was interesting for me to find out that these too spheres "sound" same, just approached differently.
My father could not "understand" how I am attracted to "modern" music ( Underworld, Phex Twin...) and not classical compositions. Funny enough I never could imagine classical landscapes would attract me either. - But time changes everything.
And now I love to listen to "soft" classical Jazz, Harps, and especially lean on upright bass lines.
So how I end up here? Well, I accidently stumbled upon Perry's Marshall thoughts on open baffle sound concepts, and Open Baffle builds and got just hocked with an idea to build ones...
I have studied, finished and worked as an artist. And as such had loads of friends musicians as well. My father is a classical guitar musician. so from my childhood I was exposed to proper harmonics, have developed musical ear, played folk string instruments, singed in children bands, but was not hooked to music as musician, but art. It was interesting for me to find out that these too spheres "sound" same, just approached differently.
My father could not "understand" how I am attracted to "modern" music ( Underworld, Phex Twin...) and not classical compositions. Funny enough I never could imagine classical landscapes would attract me either. - But time changes everything.
And now I love to listen to "soft" classical Jazz, Harps, and especially lean on upright bass lines.
So how I end up here? Well, I accidently stumbled upon Perry's Marshall thoughts on open baffle sound concepts, and Open Baffle builds and got just hocked with an idea to build ones...
Seems like the most logical step to take. 😉
Thanks for the nice introduction and welcome.
Hugo