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Since a couple of months I use jitter, as an oscilloscope or to render images that respond to the audio. But now I would like to create a patch that emulates the images that are created when a TV's cathode tube responds or interprets audio.

I'm sowhat lost and do not now where to start...

http://www.circuitbenders.co.uk/forsale/wobblemac.html

with a couple of demos whith why I would like to do, more or less.

(I hope I explained myself clearly enough)

Hello.
Since a couple of months I use jitter, as an oscilloscope or to render images that respond to the audio. But now I would like to create a patch that emulates the images that are created when a TV's cathode tube responds or interprets audio.
I'm sowhat lost and do not now where to start...
I leave you a link:

http://www.circuitbenders.co.uk/forsale/wobblemac.html 

patch-to-emulate-audio-response-image

Just as a starting point, you might take a look at the help file for 

jit.graph, the cartesian-to-polar conversion in the jit.repos help 

Just as a starting point, you might take a look at the help file for  
jit.graph, the cartesian-to-polar conversion in the jit.repos help  
file, jit.gl.graph....  Hope that helps.


I, too, have sad and confused smilies. What's wrong? Speak, that we 

I, too, have sad and confused smilies.  What's wrong?  Speak, that we  
may know your mind. 


jit.poke and peek, phazor for sync. Ive tried to actually emulate a 

video h + v sync signal in Jitter from audio, but I think the 

frequency is just too high to do complete emulation, especially for 

On Jul 15, 2007, at 12:36 PM, oscar wrote:

> Since a couple of months I use jitter, as an oscilloscope or to 

> render images that respond to the audio. But now I would like to 

> create a patch that emulates the images that are created when a 

> TV's cathode tube responds or interprets audio.

> I'm sowhat lost and do not now where to start...

> with a couple of demos whith why I would like to do, more or less.

> (I hope I explained myself clearly enough)

jit.poke and peek, phazor for sync. Ive tried to actually emulate a  
video h + v sync signal in Jitter from audio, but I think the  
frequency is just too high to do complete emulation, especially for  
larger matrices.

>
> Hello.
> Since a couple of months I use jitter, as an oscilloscope or to  
> render images that respond to the audio. But now I would like to  
> create a patch that emulates the images that are created when a  
> TV's cathode tube responds or interprets audio.
> I'm sowhat lost and do not now where to start...
> I leave you a link:
>
> http://www.circuitbenders.co.uk/forsale/wobblemac.html
>
> with a couple of demos whith why I would like to do, more or less.
>
> thanks.
>
> (I hope I explained myself clearly enough)
>
> Best wishes,
> Oscar
>

hi!!
I continue requesting opinions, thanks!


vade and Dan both gave some pretty strong pointers as to how this can be realized. Have you tried their suggestions yet?

I know one patch I like that uses some of the same principles - it's here:

http://adsr.jp/2007/01/mai_planets_b_1.php

Dear Oscar, 
vade and Dan both gave some pretty strong pointers as to how this can be realized. Have you tried their suggestions yet? 

I know one patch I like that uses some of the same principles - it's here:
http://adsr.jp/2007/01/mai_planets_b_1.php

Quote: Wetterberg wrote on Thu, 19 July 2007 00:46

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> http://adsr.jp/2007/01/mai_planets_b_1.php
>
> and it's purdy out-of-the-box.
>
> Andreas.
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patch to emulate audio response image