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You're using it with an iPhone or iPad I assume since it's got a lightning connector? I'm not sure it's actually any better than the built-in analog outputs of previous generation devices that had 3.5mm jacks, but I suppose it could be.
Yes, an iPad Air 2. On either headphones or through my horn speaker playback, I find the sound quality from a Gen 4 iPod shuffle to be significantly better than from the headphone socket of the iPad. So I am curious to see if I will be able to hear an appreciable difference through this el-cheapo Apple DAC. All the reports say there is no audible difference, but there is (apparently) slightly more signal output that may (or may not) react positively with my electronics. It’s worth a punt.
Is that as near as we are going to get to a straight answer, that being, "I agree sound is made up of sine waves"? Hallelujah! 😀
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ToS you're getting into the spirit, big thumbs up on Elaine Radigue. BTW Are you familiar with Phil Niblock, Pauline Oliveros, Yoshi Wada, Tom Johnson, etc.?
Yoshi had the purest drone, he filled a compressed air tank, connected it to a homemade bagpipe, put it in a large empty swimming pool, and let it go. World Music.
I'm old enough to remember tiki culture, I think I'll watch a few episodes of Adventures in Paradise tonight.
If 2+2=4 is not reality than either is FT. And I guess Maxwells equations are silly.
Very interesting, any two digits are the binary complement of both neighboring two digits.
Actually, you do not have to understand FT in order to criticize mathematical realism, let alone botched versions of mathematical realism.
I am probably irked by his assertions as much as he is with folks he does not agree with. Scientism is obnoxious.
I did not imply that.
You got it wrong. My suggestion would be to start here:
Philosophy of Mathematics (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
Best regards.
Scott,
At the moment I have been listening to the early women electronic composers, like Daphne Oram, Laurie Spiegel, and Eliane Radigue. Soon I shall be listening to Pauline Oliveros and Else Marie Pade. All of these women have a decidedly different understanding of musical form through electronics - very different to orthodoxical male bombast. Goodness, I have been hearing and visualising psychic places I never knew existed.
The other male composers you mentioned I have heard of, and maybe I will listen to them another time. I’m sure I will, but right now the women in electronica really fascinate me.
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