what is needed in a PD patch to trigger samples from a microphone signal?
i.e. a percussion instrument that could trigger one sound in a patch if the
signal is within a certain range, another sound if it is a higher frequency.
thanks,
-M.Okazaki
look at the documentation for the bonk~ object. d.
MilesOkazaki@aol.com wrote:
what is needed in a PD patch to trigger samples from a microphone signal? i.e. a percussion instrument that could trigger one sound in a patch if the signal is within a certain range, another sound if it is a higher frequency. thanks, -M.Okazaki
either bonk~ or fiddle~ can do the job, although bonk~ is probably better for percussion sounds. r
Selon MilesOkazaki@aol.com:
what is needed in a PD patch to trigger samples from a microphone signal?
i.e. a percussion instrument that could trigger one sound in a patch if thesignal is within a certain range, another sound if it is a higher frequency. thanks, -M.Okazaki
Yes, [bonk~] is the good solution (located in the "/pd/extra/" folder)
About using the frequency content of a signal as a control : the idea is to part the signal into some frequency bands, with a series of [bp~] filters or (better) using FFT techniques.
Each frequency band could be routed to a [bonk~]
I don't know if this (filters --> bonks) works well in practice ...
good luck !
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