[Harp-L] Voiceprints for the ACE harmonica

[Robert Hale]

Hi Richard,
Good point.

I wonder if Hohner made any such tests?
Has Hohner stated reasons for investing in the design?

There wouldn't need to be science behind it, when a company thinks the
consumer wants to buy it.
Interesting that it all comes down to player preference, with or without
evidence.

Robert Hale
Serious Honkage in Arizona
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On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 4:59 AM, Richard Sleigh <rrsleigh at xxxxx> wrote:

> If there is going to be an ACE harmonica available at SPAH, there has to be
> some way to record and create a map of the harmonic overtones of the
> instrument. A voiceprint. If the images show clear differences in patterns
> when you go from one material to another, then you would have something
> resembling scientific measurement of sound waves instead of human opinions.
>
> Anybody got the right equipment?
>
> --
> Richard Sleigh
> rrsleigh at xxxxx
> http://hotrodharmonicas.com
> http://rsleigh.com