Yes, there's an example featuring a smoothed delay in the MSP nightschool at Berkeley. At the crux are basically pipes, and !- 1.

I've also reimplemented it; e-mail me offlist if you want a copy.

Peter McCulloch

Sorry for making the propaganda :-) Have a look to ej.vdb~ :

Best, ej

Yes, crossfade between two is good - and remember that you can do that with one tapout~ with two outputs - switch the time on the output that is now zeroed - I think this will be much more efficient.

There is another way, which was shown to me by Miller Puckette in, I recall, 1993, and I have used it many times since. Delay the change by 10mS; at the same time ramp the output level down to zero over 10mS; then ramp the output up again over 10mS. The delay change will occur at the zero point of the output, so no click; and the very short interruption will be masked by the new sound that occurs after the shift.

Best

L

Lawrence Casserley - lawrence@lcasserley.co.uk Lawrence Electronic Operations - www.lcasserley.co.uk Colourscape Music Festivals - www.colourscape.org.uk

thanx

the file you sent me works great - peter

probably what miller showed you lawrence

happy tunes don

it takes all of us

Hi, I need to get transposing for the feedbacks of a delay (just like good old hardware). Is it possible without using buffers?. Any help or directions towards objects or patchers (not tutorials!!!) will be appreciated. AI

Look at the "Pitchshifting playground" patch in the examples folders.

Peter McCulloch