Looks like a handy patch, it would be nice if it was maintained in the
'abstractions' section of the CVS. Then it would become part of the
standard Pd distros.
.hc
On Tuesday, Oct 7, 2003, at 15:07 America/New_York, e skogen wrote:
I've been interested in this for a long time (the old-school akai
style timestretch). I'm using tabreadmix~ from the creb library in
GYRE, but I'm open to other options. That was just the easiest to use
at the time.And just yesterday I finally got a patch working that had decent
sounds. I think I'm starting to understand timestretching a little
better. I guess I'm using an overlap-add type of method in this patch.
I've attached what I have so far.I also remember a timestretching patch being in the cvs abstractions
folder, but it was glitchy for me.Josh Steiner wrote:
darn... i was just about to query this list about timestretching
algo's that people had implemented in pd... but audionerd.com seems
to be dead (at least for me) so, anyone know any patches implementing any good sounding
timestretch techniques A) in pd abstrations for realtime useage,
and/or B) in VASP? thanks! -Josh e skogen wrote:which allows to play multiple soundloops
There is a framework for looping sounds on http://www.audionerd.com
called GYRE that you could use as a base. You can synchronize 6
loops with timestretch; each has a volume control. The patch should
be clean enough that modifications are easy. For instance, adding
more loops is a matter of instancing two more abstractions and
duplicating part of the GUI (cut and paste, basically).As I've only tested it on Windows, I'd like to know if anyone with
Linux or OSX is running it. As long as the required externals
(cyclone, stripdir, arraysize, zexy, creb) are available on the
platforms, I would expect it to work.--eric
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