Hallo, U??ur GÃŒney hat gesagt: // U??ur GÃŒney wrote:
# Thanks for the hints. After I changed expr~ with tabread~ the cpu consumption decreased dramatically. # As a I understand the Vosim patch, sinusoidal harmonics model of sound is not useful for speech. It is very interesting that repeating N successive decaying sin^2 peaks sounds like a vowel.
Well, Vosim was developed for speech, so I guess at least it was useful for that, but personally I didn't really play that much with it. A single vosim generator as in my patch will exhibit a signal with one strong formant. Combine three of them, and you can do some almost nice vowel sounds by putting the formants at the typical frequencies for a, e, i ...
Although vosim is a granular technique, it's purpose is mainly in the realm of what Miller calls "designer spectra" in his book. There he also describes some more flexible techniques.
# In my PD distro (0.39.2-extended-test7) [polypoly~], [nqpoly4] does not exist. So I can't use them.
They are just abstractions, you could get them from CVS and then use them. Both really help with creating and managing many copies of an abstraction.
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__