Dear list,
I would like to present to your consideration a set of patches I've been working on. There are 3:
-Sampler unit (stores up to 6 mono samples, played only at normal speed) -Synthesis unit (sine, sawtooth, noise, fourier synthesis, waveshaping, classic fm - from the reference folder)
- Effects processing unit (delay, filters, am), which works with the
previous two as sources
Every module can also record and has a (simple) fft window. It is not a finished object (and probably will never be), but a work in progress, which implements the things that I remembered so far. It's jsut supposed to be a small utility for quick browsing. It was made on win xp, and uses only standard objects, so I guess it should work everywhere. One other thing, it is in (very bad) german. Every critic/suggestion/advice is welcome.
You can find it at http://home.arcor.de/jmmmp/.
If possible, I would enjoy some guidances on these lines:
- how to make a "horizontal zoom" on the fft windows (dinamic change of
block~ size?)
- how to record a stereo file from two separate arrays (or x-channel from x
arrays)
- der deutsch verbessern
Hope you have fun,
João Miguel Pais
João Miguel Pais hat gesagt: // João Miguel Pais wrote:
I would like to present to your consideration a set of patches I've been working on. There are 3:
-Sampler unit (stores up to 6 mono samples, played only at normal speed) -Synthesis unit (sine, sawtooth, noise, fourier synthesis, waveshaping, classic fm - from the reference folder)
- Effects processing unit (delay, filters, am), which works with the
previous two as sources [...] It was made on win xp, and uses only standard objects, so I guess it should work everywhere. One other thing, it is in (very bad) german. Every critic/suggestion/advice is welcome.
That's some great work, you did there. It's well thought out, and although the principles are well known, they make a great package to anyone wanting to learn more about some different synthesis techniques... if they understand at least a bit of German.
If possible, I would enjoy some guidances on these lines:
- der deutsch verbessern
"der deutsch" should be "das Deutsch" first. I find the little errors in your German rather cute ;)
I didn't look at everything yet, but in the synthesis patch "ab/zu" should be "an/aus" like in the other patches. "Einpraegen" (eng.: Save) is called "Speichern" oder "Sichern" in German. "Tonausgang ab/zu" is a bit unusual, I'd call it just "Ton an/aus". And at last "Lautstaerke Kontrollen" would better be "Lautstaerke-Regler". "Regler" is more common than "Kontrolle". But then, on my hifi amp, it is called "Volume" like in the rest of the world ;)
bye,
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<That's some great work, you did there. It's well thought out, and although <the principles are well known, they make a great package to anyone wanting <to learn more about some different synthesis techniques... if they <understand at least a bit of German.
Thank you. Of course, it is an utility to try something quickly, and it also has things that I've learned myself, so of course it doesn't go too far. If I have the time, I could translate it on a latter stage (although it might be not so hard to understand, because there is nothing new).
<"der deutsch" should be "das Deutsch" first. I find the little errors in <your German rather cute ;)
There are plenty more where that came from.
Yesterday some small changes were made, mainly stereo recording in the general patch (thanks to Olaf Matthes) and the choice of recording formats (wav and aiff).
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