mrmorrisplains

been trying to conceive of a spectral drawing application in max - somewhat equivalent to the SPEAR program - but i'm having trouble figuring out an approach.

it's easy enough to do vertical frequency layer with a multislider and some fft~, but i was curious about how people would approach drawing trajectories over time..

been trying to conceive of a spectral drawing application in max - somewhat equivalent to the SPEAR program - but i'm having trouble figuring out an approach.
it's easy enough to do vertical frequency layer with a multislider and some fft~, but i was curious about how people would approach drawing trajectories over time..
has this been done? is it possible?


spectral-drawing

First place I would start would be getting the audio into a jitter matrix.

Jean-François Charles' patches show how to do this.

Someone called 't' also did a load of patches on this.

https://cycling74.com/forums/share-sonographic-sound-processing-diss

First place I would start would be getting the audio into a jitter matrix.
Jean-François Charles' patches show how to do this.

Someone called 't' also did a load of patches on this.
https://cycling74.com/forums/share-sonographic-sound-processing-diss


well, there is no audio to put in place, so to speak of...

i'd ideally like to be able to draw it - which i could do with either lcd or jit.lcd -

i guess i'm a little bit uncertain how to go about scanning through a drawn window in a way that would active oscillators..

will take a look at these examples, though..

well, there is no audio to put in place, so to speak of...
i'd ideally like to be able to draw it - which i could do with either lcd or jit.lcd -
i guess i'm a little bit uncertain how to go about scanning through a drawn window in a way that would active oscillators..
will take a look at these examples, though..


maybe you should check out the KlangPilot editor: 

 Not exactly what you're looking for, but might help you as it has a more-or-less similar goal, but more score-centered.

maybe you should check out the KlangPilot editor: http://www.mdw.ac.at/zimt/index-e.html Not exactly what you're looking for, but might help you as it has a more-or-less similar goal, but more score-centered.