hansfrones

I´ve been trying to figure out if there´s a way to use two [jit.matrixset] kinda the same way as tapin/tapout.

To clarify, I want use a camera input and treat it as one does with audio in old tape machines, where

the input keeps adding on top of the previously recorded loops and fades out over time.

Patch attached below, Any tips are greatly appreciated!

Hi guys,
I´ve been trying to figure out if there´s a way to use two [jit.matrixset] kinda the same way as tapin/tapout.
To clarify, I want use a camera input and treat it as one does with audio in old tape machines, where
the input keeps adding on top of the previously recorded loops and fades out over time.

Anybody done a project like this before? 

Patch attached below, Any tips are greatly appreciated!


jit-matrixset-feedbackloop

use jit.gl.slab and feed it back on itself with another jit.gl.slab on input 2 of the 1st one. Just search the forums you'll find it !

It can be done with a single matrixset (and jit.xfade(S) rather than slabs)... If you want the delay to correspond to the audio delay you'll need a little math too.

It can be done with a single matrixset (and jit.xfade(S) rather than slabs)... If you want the delay  to correspond to the audio delay you'll need a little math too.


jit.matrixset feedbackloop?