Bitcrushing
Is it possible to bit crush within max msp?
How might one go about doing this?
Cheers lads
Yes is possible. See degrade~
Alternatively you could use poly~ to downsample and I'm sure its possible to
quantize your audio signal (amplitude) using msp objects to fake bit depth
reduction.
Thijs
On Jan 24, 2008 11:47 AM, Joe Bicker wrote:
> Is it possible to bit crush within max msp?
> How might one go about doing this?
>
> Cheers lads
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Yeah shortly after I sent this email, a friend mentioned dithering. I typde
that into the object search and saw downsamp~, looked at the helpfile and
found degrade~ does bit reduction.
Thanks for your time anyway!
On 24/01/2008, Thijs Koerselman wrote:
>
> Yes is possible. See degrade~
>
> Alternatively you could use poly~ to downsample and I'm sure its possible
> to quantize your audio signal (amplitude) using msp objects to fake bit
> depth reduction.
>
> Thijs
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>
>
> On Jan 24, 2008 11:47 AM, Joe Bicker wrote:
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> > Is it possible to bit crush within max msp?
> > How might one go about doing this?
> >
> > Cheers lads
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> >
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> http://www.nano-soundworks.com
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You may also want to look at lp.nn~, which supports fractional bit-depths (can you say "continuous sweep of bit resolution"?) as well as downsampling. Dithering is an additional option.
Lp.nn~ is part of the Litter Starter Pack, which however, only supports CFM on the Mac side (ie, will only work with Max/MSP up to v4.5.x). This is not an issue in Windowsland. The version in the Litter Pro Bundle is, of course, UB-capable in the Mac OS world.
Best,
Peter
Hi,
> Lp.nn~ is part of the Litter Starter Pack, which however, only supports CFM on the Mac side (ie, will only work with Max/MSP up to v4.5.x). This is not an issue in Windowsland. The version in the Litter Pro Bundle is, of course, UB-capable in the Mac OS world.
I think if I am not wrong that it will work too with Max 4.6.x on
non-Intel Macs (if you asked yes when prompted to install the CFM
compatibility library).
All the best
--
Alessandro Fogar
Thanks Alessandro -- yes, you are right. Litter Starter Pack w/ Max 4.6 on PPC w/CFM-compatibility will also do the trick.
Best -- Peter