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Re: [ARSCLIST] Wire recorders



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Richard L. Hess
http://www.richardhess.com/tape/


Quoting Karl Miller <lyaa071@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:


> A point which reminds me of a question...are there any such programs out
> there which will provide a continuously increasing or decreasing speed
> adjustment. It is a problem I have encountered several times. It would
> seem that one would need to set a beginning and end point, duration,
> starting pitch and ending pitch.  And then, dealing with a tape of a disc
> cut off center (the original disc did not survive), the problems are
> increased considering the distance the needle travelled with each
> revolution...hence, speed of the disc would be a factor, etc.
>
> Any solutions, and/or software recommendations would be most welcome.

Diamond Cut software has an adjustable slope (more than just a straight line) to
solve the first problem. I don't know about the second (off-center disk)...cut
a new disk and then adjust it? <smile>.

Cheers,

Richard


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