is there any way to clear a delwrite~ object so that i don't get unwanted feedback? or pehaps another way to write a delayline that is clearable?
On Wed, 2006-11-01 at 18:27 +0900, hard off wrote:
is there any way to clear a delwrite~ object so that i don't get unwanted feedback? or pehaps another way to write a delayline that is clearable?
i can't think of a situation, where clearing the delay~-line would be better than just muting it with [*~ 0], but i might be wrong. can you give more details about the desired application?
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i made an fm synth that has a delay line on it,
and if i retrigger notes faster than the delay on the delay line, the delay from the previous note bleeds into the new note.
this makes clicks when the 2 notes overlap.
i can think of a workaround, but if there would be a way to clear the delayline it would be best,
Hallo, hard off hat gesagt: // hard off wrote:
i made an fm synth that has a delay line on it,
and if i retrigger notes faster than the delay on the delay line, the delay from the previous note bleeds into the new note.
Maybe use more than one delayline and switch them with [poly]?
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yeah i decided to go with the poly option.
still, it would be nice if there was a clear option for delwrite~
Hello,
besides the solution provided by Frank, you can try these two things:
- use two (or more) delay lines that are filled circularly.
Example for 4 lines. When you play a note, first use line #1. The following note will be sent to line #2, the third to #3, the fourth to #4, the fifth to #1, etc
- make a polyphonic synth in which each voice has its own delay line
on Max/MSP you can clear a delay line but you never know how many time it takes so maybe it's not the best solution ...
hard off hard.off@gmail.com:
i made an fm synth that has a delay line on it,
and if i retrigger notes faster than the delay on the delay line, the delay from the previous note bleeds into the new note.
this makes clicks when the 2 notes overlap.
i can think of a workaround, but if there would be a way to clear the delayline it would be best,
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Hallo, Roman Haefeli hat gesagt: // Roman Haefeli wrote:
On Wed, 2006-11-01 at 18:27 +0900, hard off wrote:
is there any way to clear a delwrite~ object so that i don't get unwanted feedback? or pehaps another way to write a delayline that is clearable?
i can't think of a situation, where clearing the delay~-line would be better than just muting it with [*~ 0], but i might be wrong. can you give more details about the desired application?
What you could do is write into and read from a [table] instead of using the premade delay-objects. Then you could clear it with "const 0". [table]s can be read and written at the same time if you take care of the execution order.
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
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