Eomac

Would anybody know how to create a pitch shifitng delay?

I am trying to create a delay that shifts by a given interval with each iteration of the delay.

My programming skills are not the best, I am new to this MaxMSP thing!

Else, anyone know of any VST plug-ins that do this?

Would anybody know how to create a pitch shifitng delay?
I am trying to create a delay that shifts by a given interval with each iteration of the delay.
My programming skills are not the best, I am new to this MaxMSP thing!

pitch-shifting-delay

I hope not - your patch makes my max crash

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On 31-Aug-2006, at 16:15, Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:

> I hope not - your patch makes my max crash

Also on Max 4.6, Intel iMac, Mac OS 10.4.7. Also crashes Max 4.5.6 on 

I can post crash logs if anyone wants to look at them.

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> I hope not - your patch makes my max crash
>
> (on mac os X 4 7, max 4.5)

Also on Max 4.6, Intel iMac, Mac OS 10.4.7. Also crashes Max 4.5.6 on  
same machine.

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Quote: Kasper T Toeplitz wrote on Thu, 31 August 2006 08:15

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I'm sorry... I'm working on Windows XP and everything works properly.

There is a loandbang inside "p MIDI_and_conversion", try to run it before use the sfplay~.

Quote: Kasper T Toeplitz wrote on Thu, 31 August 2006 08:15
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> I hope not - your patch makes my max crash
>
> (on mac os X 4 7, max 4.5)

I'm sorry... I'm working on Windows XP and everything works properly.
There is a loandbang inside "p MIDI_and_conversion", try to run it before use the sfplay~.

Really? That's exactly the problem that I get many times at day, I don't know why.

I thought to report this to Cycling74 as a bug...

> Would anybody know how to create a pitch shifitng delay? I am trying

> to create a delay that shifts by a given interval with each iteration

> of the delay. My programming skills are not the best, I am new to

This is not a question of "programming skills", but a question of 

Do it like in an analog studio, put a pitchshifter into the feedback...

IanMcD wrote:
> Would anybody know how to create a pitch shifitng delay? I am trying
> to create a delay that shifts by a given interval with each iteration
> of the delay. My programming skills are not the best, I am new to
> this MaxMSP thing!

This is not a question of "programming skills", but a question of 
knowing how to put up a signal flow.

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> This is not a question of "programming skills", but a question of 

> Do it like in an analog studio, put a pitchshifter into the feedback...

he could also do it like in a digital studio (for example

because MAX is also digital) ... and create an array of 3 

tapouts, interpolate between them, so that you can read the 

tapin out continously at a speed of [one note higher than

at normal rate] and make a feedback loop around it.

> This is not a question of "programming skills", but a question of 
> knowing how to put up a signal flow.
>
> Do it like in an analog studio, put a pitchshifter into the feedback...

he could also do it like in a digital studio (for example
because MAX is also digital) ... and create an array of 3 
tapouts, interpolate between them, so that you can read the 
tapin out continously at a speed of [one note higher than
at normal rate] and make a feedback loop around it.


This patch is opening up a whole new world of possibilities within 

[multislider] with a range of -127,000,000 to 127,000,000

So, Bruno - Could you try opening your patch as text, and copy/paste 

that, instead of copying straight to the clipboard from the open 

patcher? It might not make a difference, but may be worth a try.

On Aug 31, 2006, at 9:20 AM, Bruno Zamborlin wrote:

This patch is opening up a whole new world of possibilities within  
Max. ;)

So, Bruno - Could you try opening your patch as text, and copy/paste  
that, instead of copying straight to the clipboard from the open  
patcher? It might not make a difference, but may be worth a try.

> he could also do it like in a digital studio (for example

> because MAX is also digital) ... and create an array of 3 

> tapouts, interpolate between them, so that you can read the 

> tapin out continously at a speed of [one note higher than

> at normal rate] and make a feedback loop around it.

Thats exactly the classical granular pitchshifter of the examples 

folder, and as it does have a tapin~/tapout~ its easy to combine with 

I was reffering to the way of thinking - and somone who claims he has no 

programming skills needs some easy examples/pictures to get going and 

loose the fear of just doing it, with or without skills.

Skills are something which arrive as soon you just start doing it, 

collect the information you need on the fly, don't hesitate to walk 

without knowing the path, but knowing where you want to go.

This is the only way to get onto the path. (which only in the end will 

Roman Thilenius wrote:
> he could also do it like in a digital studio (for example
> because MAX is also digital) ... and create an array of 3 
> tapouts, interpolate between them, so that you can read the 
> tapin out continously at a speed of [one note higher than
> at normal rate] and make a feedback loop around it.

Thats exactly the classical granular pitchshifter of the examples 
folder, and as it does have a tapin~/tapout~ its easy to combine with 
the delay itself...

I was reffering to the way of thinking - and somone who claims he has no 
programming skills needs some easy examples/pictures to get going and 
loose the fear of just doing it, with or without skills.
Skills are something which arrive as soon you just start doing it, 
collect the information you need on the fly, don't hesitate to walk 
without knowing the path, but knowing where you want to go.
This is the only way to get onto the path. (which only in the end will 
be more important than the goal... ;-)

I've released the first cut of a little app to dump marker info out of 

http://www-personal.usyd.edu.au/~ascott/index.html

"raw" - returns a list of markID, mark name & position (in samples)

"list" - returns a simple list of mark positions (in samples)

"msp" - returns a cuelist formatted for Max/MSP (in milliseconds)

* command-line tool with screen or text file output

It's only been tested with files created in BIAS Peak (I don't have 

anything else) so I'd be interested to see how compliant it/Peak is.

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I've released the first cut of a little app to dump marker info out of 
aiff files. Called "sfm" & available at:

"raw" - returns a list of markID, mark name & position (in samples)
"list" - returns a simple list of mark positions (in samples)
"msp" - returns a cuelist formatted for Max/MSP (in milliseconds)

* command-line tool with screen or text file output
* uses libsndfile to read the header

It's only been tested with files created in BIAS Peak (I don't have 
anything else) so I'd be interested to see how compliant it/Peak is.

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I have updated Stochos with the universal version on sonic-disorder 

website. You can download the zipped file and please see the read-me 

file. (it is tested on intel-mac machines!)

There has been performance improvements due to the new versions of 

maxmsp. You can also set the DAC output as you wish to route the 

Thanks for your interest in Stochos, there has been nearly 2000 

downloads either directly from sonic-disorder or from different 

I will be presenting some new research with my Cosmos app. on DAFX06 

and ICMC06, so we can have a chat with you visiting people on the venue.

On Sep 4, 2006, at 9:53 AM, Ashley Scott wrote:

> I've released the first cut of a little app to dump marker info out 

> of aiff files. Called "sfm" & available at:

> "raw" - returns a list of markID, mark name & position (in samples)

> "list" - returns a simple list of mark positions (in samples)

> "msp" - returns a cuelist formatted for Max/MSP (in milliseconds)

> * command-line tool with screen or text file output

> It's only been tested with files created in BIAS Peak (I don't have 

> anything else) so I'd be interested to see how compliant it/Peak is.

> Send instant messages to your online friends 

I have updated Stochos with the universal version on sonic-disorder  
website. You can download the zipped file and please see the read-me  
file. (it is tested on intel-mac machines!)

There has been performance improvements due to the new versions of  
maxmsp. You can also set the DAC output as you wish to route the  
audio output.

Thanks for your interest in Stochos, there has been nearly 2000  
downloads either directly from sonic-disorder or from different  
suppliers linking to sonic-disorder.

I will be presenting some new research with my Cosmos app. on DAFX06  
and ICMC06, so we can have a chat with you visiting people on the venue.

> hi all,
>
> I've released the first cut of a little app to dump marker info out  
> of aiff files. Called "sfm" & available at:
>
> http://www-personal.usyd.edu.au/~ascott/index.html
>
> * output formats are:
>
> "raw" - returns a list of markID, mark name & position (in samples)
> "list" - returns a simple list of mark positions (in samples)
> "msp" - returns a cuelist formatted for Max/MSP (in milliseconds)
>
> * command-line tool with screen or text file output
> * uses libsndfile to read the header
>
> It's only been tested with files created in BIAS Peak (I don't have  
> anything else) so I'd be interested to see how compliant it/Peak is.
>
> Ash
>
>
>
> Send instant messages to your online friends http:// 


Quote: David Stanford wrote on Sun, 03 September 2006 08:51

> This patch is opening up a whole new world of possibilities within 

> [multislider] with a range of -127,000,000 to 127,000,000

> So, Bruno - Could you try opening your patch as text, and copy/paste 

> that, instead of copying straight to the clipboard from the open 

> patcher? It might not make a difference, but may be worth a try.

I just uploaded on a webserver, this is the address to download it:

http://www.brunozamborlin.com/pitchdelay.pat

I'm curious to know why it works only in my computer :-)

Quote: David Stanford wrote on Sun, 03 September 2006 08:51
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> This patch is opening up a whole new world of possibilities within  
> Max. ;)
>
> I think my favorite features are:
>
> [multislider] with a range of -127,000,000 to 127,000,000
>
> [/ 128, 0]
>
> [comb~ 1000 1 0, 100000 0 0, 900000]
>
> Neato.
>
> So, Bruno - Could you try opening your patch as text, and copy/paste  
> that, instead of copying straight to the clipboard from the open  
> patcher? It might not make a difference, but may be worth a try.
>
> -David
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I just uploaded on a webserver, this is the address to download it:
http://www.brunozamborlin.com/pitchdelay.pat

There were problems with the text version that you originally posted. 

The translation from patch -> text didn't happen correctly, but I 

have no idea why/how, although I'm curious about it. The binary 

On Sep 4, 2006, at 5:07 AM, Bruno Zamborlin wrote:

> I'm curious to know why it works only in my computer :-)

There were problems with the text version that you originally posted.  
The translation from patch -> text didn't happen correctly, but I  
have no idea why/how, although I'm curious about it. The binary  
version runs OK for me. - David

> I'm curious to know why it works only in my computer :-)


Quote: Eomac wrote on Thu, 31 August 2006 07:09

> Would anybody know how to create a pitch shifitng delay?

So, maybe you would try to use this one (based on a Leafcutter John work): 

Quote: Eomac wrote on Thu, 31 August 2006 07:09
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> Would anybody know how to create a pitch shifitng delay?
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So, maybe you would try to use this one (based on a Leafcutter John work): http://www.brunozamborlin.com/pitchdelay.pat

Pitch shifting delay