steffensen

2up_svf-for-windows

On Jun 17, 2007, at 11:25 AM, steffensen wrote:

Sorry, I don't have a Windows machine now. The object is open source 

though. If you grab the source from me and find a developer to help 

you, it should only take him or her half an hour or so to build.

Sorry, I don't have a Windows machine now.  The object is open source  
though.  If you grab the source from me and find a developer to help  
you, it should only take him or her half an hour or so to build.

Thanks!
Ill get on with the hunting then. :)


i did a quick compile, it's working but missing the inlet/assist description. you can get it here:

i included the licence file and just added a short note in the help patch that the port was compiled by me. if you want to host it at your site, give me a note!

@randall:
i included the licence file and just added a short note in the help patch that the port was compiled by me. if you want to host it at your site, give me a note!

Can anyone explain what the difference is between this and svf~ (the 

On Jun 18, 2007, at 6:47 AM, micha wrote:

> i did a quick compile, it's working but missing the inlet/assist 

> i included the licence file and just added a short note in the help 

> patch that the port was compiled by me. if you want to host it at your 

Can anyone explain what the difference is between this and svf~ (the 
one included with MSP)?

>
> i did a quick compile, it's working but missing the inlet/assist 
> description. you can get it here:
>
> http://www.khm.de/~mthies/2up_svf.zip
>
> @randall:
> i included the licence file and just added a short note in the help 
> patch that the port was compiled by me. if you want to host it at your 
> site, give me a note!
>
>
> all the best
>
> micha
>
>
www.petermcculloch.com


Awhile back (2001?) I was looking for nice sounding filters for MSP 

and ran across the SVF algorithm described by Hal Chamberlin. I 

implemented a version of this algorithm with 2x oversampling and 

added a one-pole filter which seemed to beef up the bass at high Q 

somewhat. I think jhno took out some of my weird additions to make a 

less CPU-intensive version for the MSP distribution.

Also 2up_svf~ samples its Q and frequency control signals, if 

connected, every 16 samples rather than every signal vector. 16 

samples was the most I could get away with and still make a smooth "q- 

On Jun 18, 2007, at 12:59 PM, Peter McCulloch wrote:

> Can anyone explain what the difference is between this and svf~ 

> On Jun 18, 2007, at 6:47 AM, micha wrote:

>> i did a quick compile, it's working but missing the inlet/assist 

>> i included the licence file and just added a short note in the 

>> help patch that the port was compiled by me. if you want to host 

Awhile back (2001?) I was looking for nice sounding filters for MSP  
and ran across the SVF algorithm described by Hal Chamberlin.  I  
implemented a version of this algorithm with 2x oversampling and  
added a one-pole filter which seemed to beef up the bass at high Q  
somewhat.  I think jhno took out some of my weird additions to make a  
less CPU-intensive version for the MSP distribution.

Also 2up_svf~ samples its Q and frequency control signals, if  
connected, every 16 samples rather than every signal vector.  16  
samples was the most I could get away with and still make a smooth "q- 
tip" or analog kick type noise.

> Can anyone explain what the difference is between this and svf~  
> (the one included with MSP)?
>
> thanks,
> Peter McCulloch
>
>
> On Jun 18, 2007, at 6:47 AM, micha wrote:
>
>>
>> i did a quick compile, it's working but missing the inlet/assist  
>> description. you can get it here:
>>
>> http://www.khm.de/~mthies/2up_svf.zip
>>
>> @randall:
>> i included the licence file and just added a short note in the  
>> help patch that the port was compiled by me. if you want to host  
>> it at your site, give me a note!
>>
>>
>> all the best
>>
>> micha
>>
>>
> www.petermcculloch.com
>


On Jun 18, 2007, at 5:26 PM, Randy Jones wrote:

> Awhile back (2001?) I was looking for nice sounding filters for MSP 

> and ran across the SVF algorithm described by Hal Chamberlin. I 

> implemented a version of this algorithm with 2x oversampling and added 

> a one-pole filter which seemed to beef up the bass at high Q somewhat. 

> I think jhno took out some of my weird additions to make a less 

> CPU-intensive version for the MSP distribution.

> Also 2up_svf~ samples its Q and frequency control signals, if 

> connected, every 16 samples rather than every signal vector. 16 

> samples was the most I could get away with and still make a smooth 

> On Jun 18, 2007, at 12:59 PM, Peter McCulloch wrote:

>> Can anyone explain what the difference is between this and svf~ (the 

>> On Jun 18, 2007, at 6:47 AM, micha wrote:

>>> i did a quick compile, it's working but missing the inlet/assist 

>>> i included the licence file and just added a short note in the help 

>>> patch that the port was compiled by me. if you want to host it at 

>
> Awhile back (2001?) I was looking for nice sounding filters for MSP 
> and ran across the SVF algorithm described by Hal Chamberlin.  I 
> implemented a version of this algorithm with 2x oversampling and added 
> a one-pole filter which seemed to beef up the bass at high Q somewhat. 
>  I think jhno took out some of my weird additions to make a less 
> CPU-intensive version for the MSP distribution.
>
> Also 2up_svf~ samples its Q and frequency control signals, if 
> connected, every 16 samples rather than every signal vector.  16 
> samples was the most I could get away with and still make a smooth 
> "q-tip" or analog kick type noise.
>
> best,
> Randy
>
>
> On Jun 18, 2007, at 12:59 PM, Peter McCulloch wrote:
>
>> Can anyone explain what the difference is between this and svf~ (the 
>> one included with MSP)?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Peter McCulloch
>>
>>
>> On Jun 18, 2007, at 6:47 AM, micha wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> i did a quick compile, it's working but missing the inlet/assist 
>>> description. you can get it here:
>>>
>>> http://www.khm.de/~mthies/2up_svf.zip
>>>
>>> @randall:
>>> i included the licence file and just added a short note in the help 
>>> patch that the port was compiled by me. if you want to host it at 
>>> your site, give me a note!
>>>
>>>
>>> all the best
>>>
>>> micha
>>>
>>>
>> www.petermcculloch.com
>>
>
>
>
www.petermcculloch.com


2up_svf~ for windows?