Hallo, Phil Stone hat gesagt: // Phil Stone wrote:
I've been having a blast with this effect -- really great, Frank! It doesn't seem too CPU-hungry, either, though that's just an impression not yet quantified.
It should be dirtcheap, as it's just a lop filter, a multiplication and two elementary filters (rzero_rev and rpole) which are also just doing one multiplication and one addition each.
One little thing...the meaning of wet/dry seems to be reversed; i.e. 0 gives full effect, 1 gives no effect.
That's on purpose and the reason, why this parameter is called "dry" and not "wet". dry=0 means 0 percent dry signal i.e. a fully wet signal. I think, effects should default to full wet in Pd as people often will scale the incomping and outgoing signal somewhere else instead of with the dry-wet slider. That slider is just a convenience for the rest of us.
Ciao
Frank