.quasar

Played around recently with Digital Waveguide Meshes in gen~ to model membranes. Used 

There are a few examples in max for rectilinear Waveguide Mesh patches but from what I read so far, the "triangular" meshes offer some advantages in terms of dispersion.

This is a 3 nodes triangular Digital Waveguide Mesh examples (each node consist of 6 waveguides). Implemented a few other options like damping and nonlinearity.

Tell me if you're missing any abstraction of gendsp file but i think everything is in there !

live.dial

message

preset

line~

number~

dcblock~

comb~

gen~

history

0.999 button

click~

param

dcblock

clip

codebox

scale

0.25 mstosamps

noise

delta

live.menu

omx.peaklim~

unpack

multislider

spectroscope~

ezdac~

live.gain~

scope~

comment

flonum

0.99 selector

Played around recently with Digital Waveguide Meshes in gen~  to model membranes. Used this thesis as a basis.

This is a 3 nodes triangular Digital Waveguide Mesh examples (each node consist of 6 waveguides). Implemented a few other options like damping and nonlinearity. 

Played around recently with Digital Waveguide Meshes in gen~  to model membranes. Used this thesis as a basis.
There are a few examples in m

-sharing-digital-waveguide-mesh

Just a small suggestion to replace the third party object dcblock~ with a simple gen~ abstraction (native dcblock) or with [biquad~ 1. -1. 0. -0.9997 0] to prevent errors in the absence of the object (my case…).

great patch, thanks!

Just a small suggestion to replace the third party object dcblock~ with a simple gen~ abstraction (native dcblock) or with [biquad~ 1. -1. 0. -0.9997 0] to prevent errors in the absence of the object (my case…).

Thanks ! Did not spot that one, usually I actually use the native gen~ version ;)

The msp dcblock~ external comes from the Percolate package. great one btw => there's is actually a rectilinear waveguide mesh external in it (mesh2d~)

I totally missed this when it was first posted. This is fantastic!

thank you for bumping this thread, i totally forgot who's patch i've been using for years now(i had it named "Quasarwavgd" and thought 'Quasar' was a certain kind of technique... haha, now i can give proper credit for this version i turned into MC), Thank you @.Quasar!

Thank you for bumping this thread, i totally forgot who's patch this was(had it saved as "Quasarwvgd" and thought 'Quasar' was the name of a certain waveguide-technique, haha). AND THANK YOU, @.QUASAR!

it sounded so good, i turned it into an MC-ified version when i first saw it(you might want to add a limiter to the last vst~ in the chain before output just to be safe... the other vst~s before that were for compressor, reverb, and eq... in that reverse order before the final limiter)...

but first! you'll need this special mc-based UI thingie i made to send different permutations of MC signals in as parameter controls, save it as "mcui.maxpat" in the same folder as the bottom patch:

(the sequenced preset object will take care of parameter changes for you along with the sequence of notes(sorry for the cheesiness of the melodies, haha), but you'll want to set the style of mc-dispersion yourself to something other than the default 'deviate' for many things... see this video for one way👇)

qsrwvgd.mp4

it sounded so good, i turned it into an MC-ified version when i first saw it(you might want to add a limiter to the last vst~ in the chain before output just to be safe... the other vst~s before that were for compressor, reverb, and eq... in that reverse order before the final limiter)...
but first! you'll need this special mc-based UI thingie i made to send different permutations of MC signals in as parameter controls, save it as "mcui.maxpat" in the same folder as the bottom patch:


Sounds very nice indeed, but always blows up on me. On Max 7 if it matters - anyone else have the same experience?

[sharing] Digital Waveguide Mesh