Strad3D: Laser Vibration Scanning of the Titian Stradivari

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

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  • @actnow56
    @actnow56 4 года назад +1

    Very intriguing. Thank you Samuel...!

  • @stephenrioux6821
    @stephenrioux6821 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for all of the data. Really.

  • @chrisebbesen5798
    @chrisebbesen5798 Год назад

    Very enlightening, thank you gentlemen. DID YOU SEE HOW MUCH THAT BRIDGE FLUTTERED ON THE E STRING SIDE? WELL, BASICALY WHAT I LEARNED FROM YOUR TOILSOME RIGGING OF THE LASER TOUCHY FEELY OF THE STRADIVARI WAS THIS, she flutters like a Manta Ray. And this in itself means that the whole instrument must be able to vibrate with freedom. And only space wood can do this flexion and retraction from. Bow input from a supple wrist
    .In short the violin undulates similar to a sea creature known as the Mantaray. Fastenating observation don't you think.? Wish I had been a ble to conduct the experiment myself! Thank. YOU ALL FOR DOING IT FOR ME! I AM FASTENATED! IF ONLY SPOK HAD BEEN ABLE TO PERFORM THE VULCAN. MIND. MILL ON THE STRAD. WHO K OWS WHAT WE MIGHT HAVE LEARNED?

  • @kenferry307
    @kenferry307 Год назад

    Does the visualization increase the amplitude of the motion to make it easier to see? It seems like much more motion than I would have guessed.

  • @jpjay1584
    @jpjay1584 Год назад

    imagine, Stradivarius or Guarneri could see this and had access to such a visualization.
    they could have even gone to the next level.

  • @stephenrioux6821
    @stephenrioux6821 4 года назад

    I have been trying to ascertain the dipole relationship between the plates above the A-zero mode. It's critical to sound field radiation. If you could please provide slow motion videos of plate activity, I'll get back to you with results ASAP. You may be surprised.
    Thank you; Stephen Rioux