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This is my first post, and I'm an MSP novice.

My question is how to route direct signals into something like a phase vocoder.

sfplay~ usually is the way into externals it seems, but how may one route for instance the direct output of an FM processor into a phase vocoder? I tried recording and buffering samples from FM output, and then using the play~ object, but this didn't seem to work.

Thanks so much, sorry if this is a terribly basic question.

This is my first post, and I'm an MSP novice.  

My question is how to route direct signals into something like a phase vocoder.  

sfplay~ usually is the way into externals it seems, but how may one route for instance the direct output of an FM processor into a phase vocoder?  I tried recording and buffering samples from FM output, and then using the play~ object, but this didn't seem to work.

novice-question-direct-input-to-pvoc

hmm! so I did some research on the forum and it seems this question as come up before...

seems like granular synth. is a good way to go. but I wonder how direct input from a send~ object, let's say out of FM could work, using a buffer. If I make a small buffer and keep refreshing it, the time lag would be present, but that doesn't bother me too much.

I will keep working on it... any input for this novice is very much appreciated.

hmm!  so I did some research on the forum and it seems this question as come up before...

seems like granular synth. is a good way to go.  but I wonder how direct input from a send~ object, let's say out of FM could work, using a buffer.  If I make a small buffer and keep refreshing it, the time lag would be present, but that doesn't bother me too much.  

its hard to understand, what you actually want to do. maybe you can 

route audio between different applications? -> look for soundflower 

using FM8 (native instruments) inside max/msp? -> investigate the 

Am 05.10.2007 um 03:35 schrieb David DeSoucey:

> hmm! so I did some research on the forum and it seems this 

> seems like granular synth. is a good way to go. but I wonder how 

> direct input from a send~ object, let's say out of FM could work, 

> using a buffer. If I make a small buffer and keep refreshing it, 

> the time lag would be present, but that doesn't bother me too much.

> I will keep working on it... any input for this novice is very much 

its hard to understand, what you actually want to do. maybe you can  
clarify?

some shot in the dark:
route audio between different applications? -> look for soundflower  
on the c74 webpage
using FM8 (native instruments) inside max/msp? -> investigate the  
vst~ object

hans w. koch
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www.hans-w-koch.net

>
> hmm!  so I did some research on the forum and it seems this  
> question as come up before...
>
> seems like granular synth. is a good way to go.  but I wonder how  
> direct input from a send~ object, let's say out of FM could work,  
> using a buffer.  If I make a small buffer and keep refreshing it,  
> the time lag would be present, but that doesn't bother me too much.
>
> I will keep working on it... any input for this novice is very much  
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Dee


novice question: direct input to pvoc?