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i have an incoming sound and by an envelope follower and a pitch follower i need to plot some Lissajous curve with jitter..

i need to draw some Lissajous curve with jitter..
i have an incoming sound and by an envelope follower and a pitch follower i need to plot some Lissajous curve with jitter..

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A forum-search on Lissajous should help get you started . . .

Also Peter Elsea has done some tutes on this matter . . .

Or there is always Scope~ in x/y mode . . 

And one of the librarys has a Lissa object but I can't remember . . Cheers

Hi
A forum-search on Lissajous should help get you started . . .
Also Peter Elsea has done some tutes on this matter . . .
Or there is always Scope~ in x/y mode . . 
And one of the librarys has a Lissa object but I can't remember . . Cheers
Macciza


tks a lot for replying me.. i already searched the forums for Lissajus, but i only found unsolved questions..

can ya help me with some link or some explanation? =)

Macciza wrote on Mon, 20 July 2009 07:54Hi
A forum-search on Lissajous should help get you started . . .
Also Peter Elsea has done some tutes on this matter . . .
Or there is always Scope~ in x/y mode . . 
And one of the librarys has a Lissa object but I can't remember . . Cheers
Macciza

hi!
tks a lot for replying me.. i already searched the forums for Lissajus, but i only found unsolved questions..

Check out the [jit.poke~] help file- play around with the settings of the 2 [cycle~] objects that control the 2 dimensions of [jit.poke~] in the patch.

stine.eli@gmail.com wrote on Mon, 20 July 2009 08:57

stine.eli@gmail.com wrote on Mon, 20 July 2009 08:57Check out the [jit.poke~] help file- play around with the settings of the 2 [cycle~] objects that control the 2 dimensions of [jit.poke~] in the patch. 

Heres some other stuff that will help . . 

ftp://arts.ucsc.edu/pub/ems/maxtutors/Jit.tutorials/

Hi
Heres some other stuff that will help . . ftp://arts.ucsc.edu/pub/ems/maxtutors/Jit.tutorials/
Cheers
Macciza


i already found that url by following your specs.. the problem is that my jitter version is older than the one used by Peter Elsea..

i'm getting mad with this.. plz help me guyz..

Macciza wrote on Tue, 21 July 2009 08:35Hi
Heres some other stuff that will help . . ftp://arts.ucsc.edu/pub/ems/maxtutors/Jit.tutorials/
Cheers
Macciza

hi!
i already found that url by following your specs.. the problem is that my jitter version is older than the one used by Peter Elsea..

here is some sourcecode + java app i found in google

you know how they are drawn?
then it should be easy 

here is some sourcecode + java app i found in googlehttp://ibiblio.org/e-notes/Lis/Lissa.htm


Once you know the formula it's just a matter of plugging in the values and deciding how fine you want the resolution, which in this case I imagine would be "how many points between 0 and 2*pi in your domain". [uzi] and [scale] make this really easy, then you just have some parameters that you can change, going into an [expr]. Probably there are many other ways to do it too, but this way might demonstrate exactly what's going on in the most straightforward way. It's the brute-force method, plotting each point instead of using [cycle~] etc.

The resulting patch would be way better than the applet, too, since you could have any values you want for m and n, and change everything in so many more interesting ways than discrete changes to drop-down menus. Plus you could set the resolution and have all kinds of pretty colors. The resulting points would just go to a jit.gl.sketch, either with a lineto or a point command. Earlier versions of jitter will work fine for this I'm sure.

MJ wrote on Wed, 22 July 2009 17:51you know how they are drawn?
then it should be easy 

here is some sourcecode + java app i found in googlehttp://ibiblio.org/e-notes/Lis/Lissa.htm

The resulting patch would be way better than the applet, too, since you could have any values you want for m and n, and change everything in so many more interesting ways than discrete changes to drop-down menus. Plus you could set the resolution and have all kinds of pretty colors. The resulting points would just go to a jit.gl.sketch, either with a lineto or a point command. Earlier versions of jitter will work fine for this I'm sure.


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