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In article <1992Sep8.080946.15963@fel.tno.nl>, jsgn3@fel.tno.nl (Jos Groot) writes:

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|> I wondered whether readers have DSP algorithms (or pointers to them) to get
|> well-known guitar effects, like flanging, phasing, chorus or distortion.
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|> 
|> Thanks in advance, Jos Groot
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|> -- 
|> Jos Groot (jos.groot@fel.tno.nl)
|> Physics and Electronics Laboratory TNO-FEL 
|> P.O.box 96864
|> 2509 JG  The Hague, The Netherlands

Sorry Jos,

I had code to do some of those, but abandoned it when I came to work here.
I wrote some myself and just twiddled the parameters. Mike Wang's suggestions
should give you a good start there. (btw, band limiting gives a pretty good
distortion effect). I can say, though, that you need to write the code VERY
efficiently. If your sampling rate drops below ~30kHz, you'll lose the treble,
and it sounds pretty bad.

I know for a fact that there is some code out there, so try archie to look
for it (I can't do that from here). Or post a question to comp.dsp

Good Luck. Keep us posted if you find some good quality effects. I'll post
mine if I can get them from my old accounts.

Grey