dimitris108

Guys is there any time-shift object out there?

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Try [sleep]. It's always hours later if i use that...

(what do you exactly mean btw? timestretch? Take a look at [gizmo~] , or look for some granular stuff.)

I for one don't know what you mean by time-shift. Do you mean delay? Do tapin~ and tapout~ do what you you want?

I for one don't know what you mean by time-shift.  Do you mean delay? Do tapin~ and tapout~ do what you you want? 

I am looking for an object that changes the time of the sample without changing the pitch realtime.

The simplest example is that, Imagine having a loop that is 120 BPM

and we would like to change the tempo without affecting the pitch.

There is a plugin by the way is called pitch in time by Serato that does that. Max should be able to have something similar to that.

The simplest example is that, Imagine having a loop that is 120 BPM
and we would like to change the tempo without affecting the pitch.

Thats usually called timestretch, so take a look at the gizmo object.

I use a combination of play~ and gizmo~. I have a an example patch on the

department server but it is down at the moment. I'll post it later today.

On 5/21/07 6:02 AM, "Dimitris Lambrianos" wrote:

> I am looking for an object that changes the time of the sample without

> The simplest example is that, Imagine having a loop that is 120 BPM

> and we would like to change the tempo without affecting the pitch.

> There is a plugin by the way is called pitch in time by Serato that does that.

> Max should be able to have something similar to that.

I use a combination of play~ and gizmo~.  I have a an example patch on the
department server but it is down at the moment.  I'll post it later today.

On 5/21/07 6:02 AM, "Dimitris Lambrianos"  wrote:

>
> I am looking for an object that changes the time of the sample without
> changing the pitch realtime.
>
> The simplest example is that, Imagine having a loop that is 120 BPM
> and we would like to change the tempo without affecting the pitch.
>
> There is a plugin by the way is called pitch in time by Serato that does that.
> Max should be able to have something similar to that.
>
> Let me know.
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> http://www.dimitrislambrianos.com/

Cheers
Gary Lee Nelson
Oberlin College
www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson

On May/21/2007/, at 15/03, Gary Lee Nelson wrote:

> I use a combination of play~ and gizmo~. I have a an example patch 

> department server but it is down at the moment. I'll post it later 

> I use a combination of play~ and gizmo~.  I have a an example patch  
> on the
> department server but it is down at the moment.  I'll post it later  
> today.

---
Bernhard Loibner
sound & media artist
http://loibner.cc

On 5/21/07 9:38 AM, "Bernhard Loibner" wrote:

Yes. Almost exactly what I did. I used play~ so I could select small

portions of a buffer. My goal was to control both the duration and

Choose a segment from a buffer (in/out points)

Use a line~ to scan through the segment in play~ at the desired duration

Convert the duration into a transposition ratio and use the complement as

input to gizmo~. This brings the segment back to the original pitch.

If you want to transpose it from there you can factor the interval into the

transposition ratio for gizmo~ (A second gizmo~ is not required)

On 5/21/07 9:38 AM, "Bernhard Loibner"  wrote:

Yes.  Almost exactly what I did.  I used play~ so I could select small
portions of a buffer.  My goal was to control both the duration and
transposition of whatever I chose.

Choose a segment from a buffer (in/out points)
Use a line~ to scan through the segment in play~ at the desired duration
Convert the duration into a transposition ratio and use the complement as
input to gizmo~.  This brings the segment back to the original pitch.
If you want to transpose it from there you can factor the interval into the
transposition ratio for gizmo~  (A second gizmo~ is not required)

Quote: Gary Lee Nelson wrote on Mon, 21 May 2007 18:05

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> Yes. Almost exactly what I did. I used play~ so I could select small

> portions of a buffer. My goal was to control both the duration and

The only problem of fft time stretching is that it always incurs some latency, depending on the window size. With a bigger window size the effect sounds better with extreme stretch/pitch ratio's, but the latency is bigger.

Quote: Gary Lee Nelson wrote on Mon, 21 May 2007 18:05
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> Yes.  Almost exactly what I did.  I used play~ so I could select small
> portions of a buffer.  My goal was to control both the duration and
> transposition of whatever I chose.

My pleasure. Is Tuck Howe still at Queens College?

On 5/22/07 7:32 AM, "Dimitris Lambrianos" wrote:

My pleasure.  Is Tuck Howe still at Queens College?

On 5/22/07 7:32 AM, "Dimitris Lambrianos"  wrote:

>
> Gary, I have to say thanks to you.
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> http://www.dimitrislambrianos.com/

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