marlon brando

Im making presets to some synths (storing dial values), and want to be able to morph between them.

pattr-for-morphing-between-multiple-dial-values

I've tried to annotate the below as fully as possible. It's only really rehashing what's already in the help file, but hopefully helps you understand the basics.

Have a look to recall, fade and recallmulti messages. One of them 

On 11 oct. 08, at 02:50, marlon brando wrote:

> Im making presets to some synths (storing dial values), and want to 

> Walk me through this and make my day :)

Have a look to recall, fade and recallmulti messages. One of them  
probably do what you need.

On 11 oct. 08, at 02:50, marlon brando  wrote:

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> Hi there,
>
> Im making presets to some synths (storing dial values), and want to  
> be able to morph between them.
>
> Walk me through this and make my day :)
>
>
>
> Cheers


Now comes the fun part, where you get to decide how you are going to control the "morph". I usually lean on Jitter a bit for this sort of stuff, generating interpolation maps and other tools to define the weight of each preset.

Now comes the fun part, where you get to decide how you are going to control the "morph".  I usually lean on Jitter a bit for this sort of stuff, generating interpolation maps and other tools to define the weight of each preset.

Quote: andrewb@cycling74.com wrote on Sat, 11 October 2008 11:39

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> Now comes the fun part, where you get to decide how you are going to control the "morph". I usually lean on Jitter a bit for this sort of stuff, generating interpolation maps and other tools to define the weight of each preset.

Andrew, that sounds very interesting. Can you post some examples 

Quote: andrewb@cycling74.com wrote on Sat, 11 October 2008 11:39
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> Now comes the fun part, where you get to decide how you are going to control the "morph".  I usually lean on Jitter a bit for this sort of stuff, generating interpolation maps and other tools to define the weight of each preset.
>
> Have fun.
>
> Andrew B.
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Andrew, that sounds very interesting. Can you post some examples 
of this?


There's a bunch of stuff on using a matrix to store parametric data in the Noisy Matrix article I wrote for the website awhile back, and I think there is a Jitter Recipe that shows using a matrix as a data storage container. It could be as simple as using "getcell" messages on a jitter matrix that has a loaded interpolation image. Most recently I've been working with the attached patch/JSUI to generate interpolation maps. It's a little tweaky, but you should get the picture.

There's a bunch of stuff on using a matrix to store parametric data in the Noisy Matrix article I wrote for the website awhile back, and I think there is a Jitter Recipe that shows using a matrix as a data storage container.  It could be as simple as using "getcell" messages on a jitter matrix that has a loaded interpolation image.  Most recently I've been working with the attached patch/JSUI to generate interpolation maps.  It's a little tweaky, but you should get the picture.  

http://www.pan-etc.net/res/dev/Preset.zip

maybe check this : http://www.pan-etc.net/res/dev/Preset.zip
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Quote: andrewb@cycling74.com wrote on Sat, 11 October 2008 17:44

> There's a bunch of stuff on using a matrix to store parametric data in the Noisy Matrix article I wrote for the website awhile back, and I think there is a Jitter Recipe that shows using a matrix as a data storage container. It could be as simple as using "getcell" messages on a jitter matrix that has a loaded interpolation image. Most recently I've been working with the attached patch/JSUI to generate interpolation maps. It's a little tweaky, but you should get the picture. 

I did not buy Jitter, I thought it was only about visuals, and I am only producing music ( Im not into interactive installations etc). Am I still missing out?

Quote: andrewb@cycling74.com wrote on Sat, 11 October 2008 17:44
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> There's a bunch of stuff on using a matrix to store parametric data in the Noisy Matrix article I wrote for the website awhile back, and I think there is a Jitter Recipe that shows using a matrix as a data storage container.  It could be as simple as using "getcell" messages on a jitter matrix that has a loaded interpolation image.  Most recently I've been working with the attached patch/JSUI to generate interpolation maps.  It's a little tweaky, but you should get the picture.  
>
> Andrew B.
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pattr for "morphing" between (multiple) dial values?