Well it's easy to make interesting and unpredictable noises with pd...unfortunately there's an infinity of interesting and unpredictable sounds, do you have an example? I hacked a flanger once to slow the clock rate, maybe that's what you mean, it became a kind of echo machine with a lot of aliasing noise. You could use the [samphold~] object to do that, sampling an audio stream at 1kHz or so.
Martin
From: Andrzej Piontek yendrrek@hotmail.co.uk To: Pure Data pd-list@iem.at Subject: [PD] A "broken" guitar flanger effect recreated in pd Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:44:32 +0000
Hi there, i have a flanger guitar effect and I remember that when the battery was almost empty it started making, for a few moments (till the battery died), very interesting and unpredictable noises responding to what i was playing on my guitar. I was wandering if it would be possible to write such an effect in pd and simulate that "lack" of voltage.
yendrrek
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