By printing them with 3-D printer rather than stamping. Here it is from our home girl, Amanda Cobain.
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Where did you get that graph from, Ray?
That graph confirms what I heard from the clip and what I would expect. The resolution of 3D printers is not enough to capture high frequencies. It sounds muffled and awful. I'm not sure why she bothers. Interesting little experiment, but ultimately it's going to go nowhere.
That graph confirms what I heard from the clip and what I would expect. The resolution of 3D printers is not enough to capture high frequencies. It sounds muffled and awful. I'm not sure why she bothers. Interesting little experiment, but ultimately it's going to go nowhere.
REW's RTA - assign Windows "Stereo Mix" as it input and whatever goes to the PC speakers goes to REW too.
That's a few seconds of the first cut played.
That's a few seconds of the first cut played.
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Central Scrutinizer strikes again! 
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