Steven

Could anyone please tell a way to simply mix the amplitudes of two oscillators from left to right channels. Similar to a pan control with Osc 1 to the left and Osc 2 to the right and equal amplitudes in the centre.

Could anyone please tell a way to simply mix the amplitudes of two oscillators from left to right channels. Similar to a pan control with Osc 1 to the left and Osc 2 to the right and equal amplitudes in the centre.
Thanks,
Steve H


mix-1-2

try crossfade~ get it here:
http://www.essl.at/software.html


Have a look at this patch using 2 [cos] objects. It compensates for 

gain boosts when the two signals are at equal amplitudes.

On 8-Feb-07, at 10:30 PM, Steven Holt wrote:

> Could anyone please tell a way to simply mix the amplitudes of two 

> oscillators from left to right channels. Similar to a pan control 

> with Osc 1 to the left and Osc 2 to the right and equal amplitudes 

Have a look at this patch using 2 [cos] objects. It compensates for  
gain boosts when the two signals are at equal amplitudes.

>
> Could anyone please tell a way to simply mix the amplitudes of two  
> oscillators from left to right channels. Similar to a pan control  
> with Osc 1 to the left and Osc 2 to the right and equal amplitudes  
> in the centre.
> Thanks,
> Steve H
>


let the dry sand pour out of your hands slowly...

you'll see two 'peaks' and some sand in between.

On Feb 8, 2007, at 10:30 PM, Steven Holt wrote:

you can learn it like this:
go to the nearest beach,
take some dry sand in both hands,
put both hands next to each other,
let the dry sand pour out of your hands slowly...
you'll see two 'peaks' and some sand in between.
now try to do the same with signal.

>
> Could anyone please tell a way to simply mix the amplitudes of two  
> oscillators from left to right channels. Similar to a pan control  
> with Osc 1 to the left and Osc 2 to the right and equal amplitudes  
> in the centre.
> Thanks,
> Steve H


Quote: nesa wrote on Thu, 08 February 2007 18:37

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> let the dry sand pour out of your hands slowly...

> you'll see two 'peaks' and some sand in between.

that is about how i developped volsplit~:

i filled the cargo area of my invisible spaceship with a few

tons of sand from frankfurt beach and started measuring its 

power and how it depends on the spaceships velocity.

then we were able to open the four bay doors and let the sand 

run out into space for further processing.

Quote: nesa wrote on Thu, 08 February 2007 18:37
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> you can learn it like this:
> go to the nearest beach,
> take some dry sand in both hands,
> put both hands next to each other,
> let the dry sand pour out of your hands slowly...
> you'll see two 'peaks' and some sand in between.
> now try to do the same with signal.
>
> best~
> nesa

i filled the cargo area of my invisible spaceship with a few
tons of sand from frankfurt beach and started measuring its 
power and how it depends on the spaceships velocity.
then we were able to open the four bay doors and let the sand 
run out into space for further processing.

crossfade~ works a treat, thanks for that Andrew.

crossfade~ works a treat, thanks for that Andrew.
Steve


Mix 1-2