Steve Eddins
Harmonic Notes is the personal website of Steve Eddins. The Harmonic Notes blog primarily covers topics in two areas:
Harmonic Notes on Horn
(exploring paths for learning and musicianship on the French horn)
Harmonic Notes on MATLAB and Image Processing
(concepts, examples, new code, tutorials, tips, stories, history, etc.)
In addition, announcements and posts not specific to horn, MATLAB, or image processing occasionally appear here:
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Expanding the high range using a slurred arpeggio exercise that includes a held upper note, slurring down and back up to it, and holding it again. Read more
Version 4 of imview, my replacement for imshow, supports the Live Editor, improves the positioning of the zoom-level display field, and changes the required MATLAB release to R2026a.
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A short rest in the middle of a musical line causes me trouble in the high range. Read more
Cleve Moler, creator of MATLAB and co-founder of MathWorks, hero to many engineers and scientists, was a world champion story teller. Read more
Exploring a more dynamic relationship between the corners and the bottom lip for better tone and improved stability up and down the range. Read more
Version 3 of imview, my replacement for imshow, includes support for the Live Editor, as well as other feature changes and bug fixes.
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