amplitude envelopes using a pitch tracker
Hi Everyone,
I have been using Tristan Jehan's pitch~ object to track the input
pitch from my bass guitar. Cycle~ then outputs a sine wave at the same
pitch. The amplitude envelope is set using 'breakpoint' (see example),
but I am wondering: is there any way to 'track' the amplitude envelope
of the bass guitar directly?
Thank you,
-Tim
Hi Tim,
Here's a basic envelope follower you can insert into your patch.
Nothing fancy, but gets the job done.
Good luck,
Steven
On Feb 3, 2007, at 12:36 PM, tflood@umich.edu wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have been using Tristan Jehan's pitch~ object to track the input
> pitch from my bass guitar. Cycle~ then outputs a sine wave at the
> same pitch. The amplitude envelope is set using 'breakpoint' (see
> example), but I am wondering: is there any way to 'track' the
> amplitude envelope of the bass guitar directly?
>
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At 2:36 PM -0500 2/3/07, tflood@umich.edu wrote:
>I have been using Tristan Jehan's pitch~ object to track the input pitch from my bass guitar. Cycle~ then outputs a sine wave at the same pitch. The amplitude envelope is set using 'breakpoint' (see example), but I am wondering: is there any way to 'track' the amplitude envelope of the bass guitar directly?
I'm on an Intel Mac, so I can't test pitch~, but I bet the amplitude output of pitch~ is pretty close to what you need. You may want to do some smoothing or other integration on it, but it should be in the ballpark.
-C
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I am very new to Max/MSP but have been interested in using a pitch tracker as well. I know this is VERY basic, but i had a question regarding the patches that have been posted, when I open the patch in Max/MSP and there is an inlet and an outlet at either end of the patch, how do I go about sending my guitar signal/line in to the patch to make a sound? I tried using the patches from this thread in a sub patch but i think i'm just a little confused about this. Thank you all for your help in advance!
Best,
Julian
personally i would use adc~ for input and output using a
signal level fader to dac~
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Quote: Chris Muir wrote on Sat, 03 February 2007 13:17
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> At 2:36 PM -0500 2/3/07, tflood@umich.edu wrote:
> >I have been using Tristan Jehan's pitch~ object to track the input pitch from my bass guitar. Cycle~ then outputs a sine wave at the same pitch. The amplitude envelope is set using 'breakpoint' (see example), but I am wondering: is there any way to 'track' the amplitude envelope of the bass guitar directly?
>
> I'm on an Intel Mac, so I can't test pitch~, ...
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Sure you can; UB version here:
mz
Chubb schrieb:
> personally i would use adc~ for input and output using a
> signal level fader to dac~
I'd personally just recommend to read the tutorials...
(Things which are too basic provoke it... ;-)
Stefan
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Quote: Stefan Tiedje wrote on Tue, 04 September 2007 12:48
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> Chubb schrieb:
> > personally i would use adc~ for input and output using a
> > signal level fader to dac~
>
> I'd personally just recommend to read the tutorials...
> (Things which are too basic provoke it... ;-)
>
> Stefan
at least you did not recommend to "do it with java", this time.
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snapshot~ on the adc~ ?