davidlivesound

I wa swondering if anyone out there could give me a little hand, I am quite new using this amazing program, as many people in this forum.

I have copied a sort of Reverb/Decay effect patch from this forum and made some changes to it a few weeks ago in order to get a very subtle effect to an audio sample. The patch works really well to what I wanted to achieve but the problem is that I don't really understand how it does this effect.

In the other hand, the small highlighted yellow box on the left is a speedlim object with a 4n value on its right inlet.

can anyone tell me what the 4n number means, and also explain me what the Reverb/Decay patch really does?

Hi guys,
I wa swondering if anyone out there could give me a little hand, I am quite new using this amazing program, as many people in this forum.

In the other hand, the small highlighted yellow box on the left is a speedlim object with a 4n value on its right inlet.
can anyone tell me what the 4n number means, and also explain me what the Reverb/Decay patch really does?

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Well, the top left part of the patch is just looping, all the work is being done by the comb~ function - I'm sure a quick look through the comb documentation should make things a bit clearer.

As far as the "4n", this is a global transport message - I think Tutorial 19: Timing has a basic introduction to the concepts.

Anyway, here is simplification of the patch, with some basic pointers to what is doing what.

thanks a lot Paul, I'll look at the tutorials that you suggested me and the patch above.

help to understand how this patch works please!