cyan/n from audiooo.com
Hi,
i've recently come across the improvisation audio looper "cyan/n" from www.audiooo.com and was very impressed. I'd like to create my own patch based on some of the things used and was wondering if some of you guys could help.
First of all i would like to know how it automatically calculates the amount of bars and of an audio loop and fits it corresponding to the main tempo.
i would also like to know what is used for the drill option to the left of the bottom four waveforms.
Finally (for now), i would like to know how the in-build drum machine in the top right has been made. Are samples used or are the sounds made within max?
If anyone can help with any of these questions i will be very appreciative.
Thank you
Chris
anyone?
Wouldn't it be an idea to ask these questions to the authors of cyan/n?
Mattijs
Quote: Mattijs wrote on Fri, 08 June 2007 06:35
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i didn't recieve a reply.
the main thing i want to learn is how to automatically pitch samples so that they loop in sync with each other. I'm sure i've seen things on the forum which do that but i cannot find them now.
Chris
"the main thing i want to learn is how to automatically pitch samples so that they loop in sync with each other."
Info~ reports the length of a sample inside a specified buffer. You could use the bang the buffer outputs (when finished reading a file) to output the length. Using the length math and an n number of buffers and playback objects you should be able to do what you are looking for.
There are many more ways to do it and a lot more are smoother, more efficient etcetera.
Practice makes perfect and the documentation and examples provide you with everything you'll ever need to build sampler like application as you described.
Chris Hipgrave schrieb:
> the main thing i want to learn is how to automatically pitch samples
> so that they loop in sync with each other. I'm sure i've seen things
> on the forum which do that but i cannot find them now.
If you play the sample with wave~, you can easily do that by driving it
with a master phasor~. whenever you set the wave~ to a different buffer~
it will automatically pitch to the correct duration - should be fun in
combination with rate~....
Stefan
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This works great. Thanks
Quote: Stefan Tiedje wrote on Mon, 11 June 2007 12:51
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> Chris Hipgrave schrieb:
> > the main thing i want to learn is how to automatically pitch samples
> > so that they loop in sync with each other. I'm sure i've seen things
> > on the forum which do that but i cannot find them now.
>
> If you play the sample with wave~, you can easily do that by driving it
> with a master phasor~. whenever you set the wave~ to a different buffer~
> it will automatically pitch to the correct duration - should be fun in
> combination with rate~....
>
> Stefan
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I managed to get it working (see patch below) but i cannot seem to work out how to make sure that when i load a new loop, it will not start playing untill the beginning of the bar. Can anyone help?
Thanks
Chris
MIDICONTROLER IN CYAN/n??????
he guys
im jamming arround with the cyann standalone for a while its quiet cool
BUT theres one problem i couldnt route the parameters to the buttons of the controler (nanopad)
the other programms get it any help welcome!!!!!
how to set the parameter to the buttons with the midilearn mode?????
please help !!
cheers