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On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 10:24 AM, Ralf Mardorf

 wrote:

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> Because of c) you seems to be right OTOH e.g. a natural tom or snare played

> two times does sound different to a drum sample played two times, while the

> first sample is cut, but if the first sample isn't cut it sounds relatively

> natural. Perhaps because of a time difference for the transient oscillation

> of the resonance head?

(b) was "retriggering" or "the voice is reset and the note gets played

from the top".
obviously there is no fixed rule about how complete the reset is, and

certainly hitting the head of a drum that is already oscillating will

cause the production of a different sound than hitting one that was at

rest. nevertheless, its still the case that in some fairly deep sense,

the voice *is* reset, and a new note is played from the top. the same

is true on the piano for example.

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