... in the left pile of the pyramid, then by observing the initial state, you influence the probability of the final outcome. In all likely hood if you have 4 or 5 pennies in one pile, it will eventually be the pile to accumulate all 14 pennies. Source Source code to demonstrate the effects of the quantum pyramid can be downloaded here: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/martingale.cpp

I have a new video of a ghost walking towards me. http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/phantom.gif You have to lett it load frame by frame. The animation of the old man smoking is here: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/evp.gif

I've added some evp to my website. I just took this video tonight. Check it out at http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/evp.gif It looks like some old man or woman blowing out a cloud of smoke. I created an animated gif of this sequence because in the real video it was only a few frames. I created it with my standard analog digital camera, that I have running through an analog to usb ...

...@gmail.com wrote: Here is a free convolution engine that you can try and compare the sounds it makes to my sample; http://music.calarts.edu/hog/ My sample: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/perfect3.wav The sound has gotten even better, and soon we will have an algorithm to produce this sound without all of the hex editing done by hand, and noise removal. ...

...-0700, CoreyWhite@gmail.com wrote: Here is a free convolution engine that you can try and compare the sounds it makes to my sample; http://music.calarts.edu/hog/ My sample: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/perfect3.wav The sound has gotten even better, and soon we will have an algorithm to produce this sound without all of the hex editing done by hand, and noise removal. ...

Here is a free convolution engine that you can try and compare the sounds it makes to my sample; http://music.calarts.edu/hog/ My sample: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/perfect3.wav The sound has gotten even better, and soon we will have an algorithm to produce this sound without all of the hex editing done by hand, and noise removal. Tell me what you think of this cut please! And I...

... between two sound files that are already similar. Don Pearce wrote: On 6 Sep 2006 06:17:45 -0700, CoreyWhite@gmail.com wrote: Just listen to my sample: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/perfect.wav It is a mix of vocals that ran through a vocoder and pure talent. The trouble with the file is only that the vocoder isn't that great. But I think if I ...

... the sound to blend between two sound files that are already similar. Don Pearce wrote: On 6 Sep 2006 06:17:45 -0700, CoreyWhite@gmail.com wrote: Just listen to my sample: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/perfect.wav It is a mix of vocals that ran through a vocoder and pure talent. The trouble with the file is only that the vocoder isn't that great. But I think if I...

On 6 Sep 2006 06:17:45 -0700, CoreyWhite@gmail.com wrote: Just listen to my sample: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/perfect.wav It is a mix of vocals that ran through a vocoder and pure talent. The trouble with the file is only that the vocoder isn't that great. But I think if I were using celemony, or had a better vocoder it would be really enhanced. How about this - I think ...

... been listening to Celemony sound samples, and they do have a good way to blend backgorund harmonies. But its not the same as actually blending to samples together. Just listen to my sample: http://grimoire.genesismuds.com/perfect.wav It is a mix of vocals that ran through a vocoder and pure talent. The trouble with the file is only that the vocoder isn't that great. But I think if I ...