Exflux-6 wrote:
> Thanks for including your pd patch. I tried it out, I'm not sure what
>variables I needed to change to get it to modulate the voice.. I ran
>the patch and it played little notes in the background, and w/ my mic
>I heard a little bit of an effect as like an echo, but nothing too
>noticable..
>
>
Try disconnecting the "random chords" subpatcher. It's generating the
sound that the envelope is gating. You'll be able to hear the mic more
clearly without it. If played by itself it's a solid tone (you can hear
this by changing the [dbtorms~] to a [sig~ 1]) , but the gate creates a
stuttering tremolo effect. Try connecting a CD player or turntables to
your mic input. Or look at some of the example patches for ideas on
hooking up samplers and sound file players within the patch.
The "trigger" array up on the top is a controller for the envelope. A 0
means no trigger, and any other number is multiplied by the envelope
length factor to create varying gates per every tick. (The first value
is a 0, but that just tells pd to start writing at the start of the
array, it's not actually a trigger).
It's all there on the canvas (er.. and subpatchers...). Just take it
object by object, and consult the Pd HTML help, example patches, and
tutorials.
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