Hi, hey no worries at all, as with most university projects 90 percent of it is research, the fact they ended up on this forum to a certain extent means they believe they have found a source of information which is reliable. the other problem as with all of these types of projects is that there is no one right answer and with a lack of comparison you can feel a little lost. i am now searching for a comparison and together with my patch we will be able to make some judgements. for me the issue has always been the high end filter when the speaker horn would be facing away from me. i love to take things apart and i think for a lot of the others they miss the ability to be able to do that. for myself i am totally engaged in the whole PD project and am looking to change my 2nd year to sound design from Music Tech. As always thanks for your comments. Alan

thanks hey why not buy the book!!! yeah yeah yeah i know its on the web and thanks for the comments!!

Alan

ive got the patch working but when i run a hammond through it it losses its depth, the uni want us to experience the whole analogue patch experience i think its a good thing, hey i even went out and purchased a copy of loadbang and seeing as i am the oldest student in town being 48 i remember my dad having a leslie speaker. i am hacked off it just doesn't sound like that lol.

Hi i am looking to improve my leslie emulator for a university project. i cant seem to get yours to work though? has it been built in extended? i am loving the whole PD thing and just want to get better at it!