You can also try subtrative synthesis. Using noise~ and severals banks of bp~ filters with a high q you can tune the noise and create your own formants. By applying gentle envelopes to the centre frequencies and q you can create some interesting vowel(like) sounds.

Rory.

--- tom berger tom.berger@gmail.com wrote:

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Is there a good resource that explains how PD's

FFT

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works with some explanation of the theory and applications?

try

http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/Pd/fft_und_pd_en.htm

• it

pretty much covers exactly what you're looking for, although if you're completely new to doing fft you may have to expand your theoretical knowledge using some non pd-related literature to really understand the topic.

tom

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