Shane

https://cycling74.com/forums/lfo-with-swing

but my patch was probably too large the understand what I was going for.

Alas I am still beating my head on the desk over this. I know the algorithm exists, I just can't seem to figure it out. The main phasor will drive sine, triangle, phasor, inverse phasor, and square LFOs and I want a swing amount to add swing to the phasor. I've tried modulating the speed of the phasor, I've tried adding and subtracting to the signal itself. No attempts have made the cos~ behave correctly.

It can't be hard.. I'm just not placing my DSP operators in the right places I think.

Here is the LFO Swing test patch I've been working on. You can see some of the ways I've tried.

Originally I posted in this thread https://cycling74.com/forums/lfo-with-swing

but my patch was probably too large the understand what I was going for. 

Alas I am still beating my head on the desk over this. I know the algorithm exists, I just can't seem to figure it out. The main phasor will drive sine, triangle, phasor, inverse phasor, and square LFOs and I want a swing amount to add swing to the phasor. I've tried modulating the speed of the phasor, I've tried adding and subtracting to the signal itself. No attempts have made the cos~ behave correctly. 

It can't be hard.. I'm just not placing my DSP operators in the right places I think.
Here is the LFO Swing test patch I've been working on. You can see some of the ways I've tried. 

shuffle-or-swing-for-a-phasor-driven-lfo

you could try using kink~ or logarithmic distortions on the main phasor.

for that matter you might want to rewrite the whole thing for making 2 or 4

cosine, saw, or whatever cycles for every phasor ramp.

for that matter you might want to rewrite the whole thing for making 2 or 4
cosine, saw, or whatever cycles for every phasor ramp.


Shuffle or Swing for a Phasor~ driven LFO