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From: az@saturn.analog.com (Alex Zatsman)
Subject: Re: LPC synthesis (What? How?)
In-Reply-To: scott@plab.dmll.cornell.edu's message of 23 Aug 1994 19:52:56 GMT
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In article <33dk2o$3pr@newsstand.cit.cornell.edu> scott@plab.dmll.cornell.edu (Scott Gargash) writes:

>    Not to be pedantic, but this explanation is a slight abuse of terminlology.
>    If you take 2 arbitrary sine waves, there will not necessarily be a 
>    harmonic relationship between the two. A harmonic relationship exists
>    iff the frequency of one sine wave is an integer multiple of the other
>    sine waves frequency. 

You are absollutely right to point this out -- LPC works for any finite
"mixture" of sine waves or signals which can be approximated by such
mixture. I did use the wrong word to refer to the component waves.


Alex Zatsman,     Analog Devices, Inc., (617) 461-3729
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Alex Zatsman,     Analog Devices, Inc., (617) 461-3729
alex.zatsman@analog.com
