bart at max (also BITter)

I want to simulate with max msp (human body) sounds. 

Mainly i am searching for a way to simulate a heart beat and the beep sound from an ECG (elektrocardiogram).

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektrocardiogram

Tips, trics, tutorials or ... are all welkom.

I want to simulate with max msp (human body) sounds. 
But i am not a sound engineer. :?

Mainly i am searching for a way to simulate a heart beat and the beep sound from an ECG (elektrocardiogram).
> http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektrocardiogram
+ heart beat soundfile in attachment

how-to-simulate-a-human-heart-beat

have you seen the EKG patcher in multislider.help?

> I want to simulate with max msp (human body) sounds.

> Mainly i am searching for a way to simulate a heart beat and the beep sound from an ECG (elektrocardiogram).

> Tips, trics, tutorials or ... are all welkom.

On 23/09/2007, bart  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to simulate with max msp (human body) sounds.
> But i am not a sound engineer. :?
>
>
> Mainly i am searching for a way to simulate a heart beat and the beep sound from an ECG (elektrocardiogram).
> > http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektrocardiogram
> + heart beat soundfile in attachment
>
> Tips, trics, tutorials or ... are all welkom.
>
>
>
> Thanks, bart
>
>
>
>


i remember playing around with 2d.wave~ using it could be a goodway~ 

i remember playing around with 2d.wave~ using it could be a goodway~  
especially in low values
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also a bass drum sample (not the ones of the GM tones) with a kind of amplitude envelope for attenuating the attack

I'd just sequence it - cut the du-dunk of the heart sound in two, and 

then just trigger them like a regular sample - no need to reinvent the 

wheel, provided you find the right sounds.

I'd just sequence it - cut the du-dunk of the heart sound in two, and 
then just trigger them like a regular sample - no need to reinvent the 
wheel, provided you find the right sounds.

"...using some kind of impulse (with click~, for example) and a static lowpass filter with the cutoff between 50 and 200 Hz (try) and some resonance (try to increase Q from 0.7 to 10, for example)."

"... 2d.wave~ using it could be a goodway~ ..."

"... I'd just sequence it - cut the du-dunk of the heart sound in two, and then just trigger them like a regular sample - no need to reinvent the wheel, provided you find the right sounds."

I sequence already heartbeat samples but i wanna create it so that i have more control over it plus a clear sound. Because i have find after hours of research on internet only and a lot of heartbeat samples with a lot of noise on the background.

Is there somebody out there how has a url or clear heart beat samples?

"...using some kind of impulse (with click~, for example) and a static lowpass filter with the cutoff between 50 and 200 Hz (try) and some resonance (try to increase Q from 0.7 to 10, for example)."
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"... 2d.wave~ using it could be a goodway~ ..."
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Samuel, could you possibly re-post your ECG patch?

Does't work at present, I think there are maybe some lines missing from the text?

Samuel, could you possibly re-post your ECG patch?
Does't work at present, I think there are maybe some lines missing from the text?

It is also in the multislider.help like Samuel has sayed.

I haven't had the time to test the other tips.

"... du-dunk of the heart sound In French, it would be P'-P'm ..."

I can't use it but maybe you.
I haven't had the time to test the other tips.

"... du-dunk of the heart sound In French, it would be P'-P'm ..."
In dutch it will be bu-bunk. :)

I think it's a modified form of the helpfile though - the original patch has no audio!

the simplest way is probably to use a square or rectangle wave at very low frequency (about 1Hz) and tune the pulse width correctly

you may add a lp filter too (with some low frequency resonance) ...

> Is there somebody out there how has a url or clear heart beat

bart schrieb:
> Is there somebody out there how has a url or clear heart beat
> samples?

Search for sounds at http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/

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" In biological systems, it is present in heart beat rhythms and the statistics of DNA sequences."

"The time series made up of intervals between successive R peaks (reflecting muscle contractions) of the electrocardiogram of the human heart has an approximately power spectrum; the slope of the log-log plot in Figure 2C is about 1.075 over several decades of frequency."

http://www.scholarpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=1/f_Noise&redirect=no

Note: Filtration of "white" noise is only an approximation.

" In biological systems, it is present in heart beat rhythms and the statistics of DNA sequences."
                                  -wikipedia
Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_noise

"The time series made up of intervals between successive R peaks (reflecting muscle contractions) of the electrocardiogram of the human heart has an approximately  power spectrum; the slope of the log-log plot in Figure 2C is about 1.075 over several decades of frequency."
                                  -Scholarpedia
Link: http://www.scholarpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=1/f_Noise&redirect=no

http://soundsnap.com/search/node/heartbeat+type%3Aaudio?page=1

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