vst links

just decided to put links to software sites i n-joy,

this one be 4 vst plug-ins. Windows only but that's ok 4 me ...
http://www.delamancha.co.uk/plugins.htm

an ensoniq sq80 emulator. I used an esq-m for years, and was sad to let it go :(
http://www.buchty.net/ensoniq/

odo synth's makes all sorts of funny things, they're a bit hit and miss, but i likes sweepie - a two filter sweeping effect. and oddly organ - a drawbar organ emulator.
http://odosynths.com/
th drum synths are a bit silly though. at least th one's i tried.

this be too many stuff to count - under synth's is the 4front piano module which i've been using a bit.
http://www.freesoundeditor.com/incageneng.html?VSTPlugInseng.htm~main


A VST of the Mixturtrautonium, Oskar Sala used the real thing for his music...
http://extra.schematron.com/Neumixturtrautonium.html
also other instruments


http://www.tweakbench.com/ __ vsti and fx

more on multiple tempi

have been trying to manifest a version of 'study for multiple tempoes' (should be tempi).

mmm, interesting task trying to decide how to approach it. the short approach is that i just discovered this site
http://www.greschak.com/polytempo/ptperf.htm#introduction
Facilitating the Performance of Polytempo Music as that page is called.

Some interesting stuff, of usefullness is this table

C:C C:C# C:D C:Eb C:E C:F C:Gb C:G C:Ab C:A C:Bb C:B C:C

= = = = = = = = = = = = =

1:1 14:15 (C:Db = 15:16) 8:9 5:6 4:5 3:4 5:7 2:3 5:8 3:5 4:7 8:15 1:2

showing ratio's of pitches in the diatonic scale based on the overtone series.

I am about to attempt to use these ratio's as the basis for whether two parts are 'in sync' or not.

Other information contained on that site includes tempo scales of various format, eg the equal tempered one created by Stockhausen
Equal Tempered Scale
(MM whole note =)
60
63.6
67.4
71.4
75.6
80.1
84.9
89.9
95.2
100.9
106.9
113.3
120

these are an ascending scale of tempi of equal variation, just put that in for cred =)