Interesting article on hardware modeling

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2016/02/09 14:02:35 (permalink)

Interesting article on hardware modeling

A good read and accessible to the layman (me)

http://www.soundonsound.c.../modelling-plugins.htm

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    Re: Interesting article on hardware modeling 2016/02/09 18:45:49 (permalink)
    Yes quite a good read!
     
    I think if I were younger and starting over, rather than advanced degrees in biochem, I would like to go into this kind of a field. Very detailed, meticulous work.
     
    Very interesting and very cool.

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