Manual AAS Tassman 4 (page 149 of 177) (English)

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Amplitude of the tube resonances

The amplitude of the resonances can be adjusted with the radius of the tube when it is open at

the listening point. At the extremity of a tube sound energy is radiated toward the exterior, the

termination in fact acting like a low-pass ﬁlter. Increasing the radius of the tube, both increases the

amount of energy radiated (thereby decreasing the amplitude of the tube resonances) and lowers

the cutoff frequency of the ﬁltering effect of the termination. In other words, you can obtain very

strong resonances and long decay time by using tubes of small radii. Note that changing the radius

of a tube has no effect when a closed termination is used. The decay time in the tube can also be

adjusted with the decay knob on the module front panel.

Typical Use

The Tube module can be used to introduce delay in a patch. Tubes can also be used as sympathetic

resonators as illustrated in Figure 62. In this example the output of a String module is sent into an

array of three tubes each having a different length. The tubes enhance certain notes depending on

their resonance frequencies.

Figure 91: Sympathetic tubes.

The default values of the following parameters is set at construction

• length: length, in meters, of the tube (between 0.01 and 1000m).

• radius: radius, in meters, of the tube (between 0.001 and 1 m).

• termination: speciﬁes whether the tube is open or closed at its extremity. A value of 0

indicates that the tube is closed and a value of 1 that it is open.

Note: See also Tube4 and Tube Reverb.

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