Anthony Palomba

I was wondering if there is some jitter object that allows you

to take a jitter matrix and deform it in various ways.

What I have in mind is this matrix will contain frequency data.

I would apply some deformation operation on that matrix, then

convert it to audio. The deformation would be controlled by

I was wondering if there is some jitter object that allows you
to take a jitter matrix and deform it in various ways.

What I have in mind is this matrix will contain frequency data.
I would apply some deformation operation on that matrix, then
convert it to audio. The deformation would be controlled by
some live instrument/controller.

deforming-a-jit-matrix

Check jit.expr. You can also filter matrix data by using java.

if you haven't tried jit.bfg, that's one amazing object. Try using it separately from your matrix (probably at the same resolution, or an evenly-divisible smaller one), then use various jit.expr to blend the two: add, multiply, abs, !/, whatever... jit.xfade between the two would also work, but is basic compared to what you can do with jit.expr.

I've lost many many hours playing with jit.bfg... especially the sine and noise.voronoi functions :) :)

I've lost many many hours playing with jit.bfg... especially the sine and noise.voronoi functions :)  :)


Deforming a jit.matrix...