feedback network

I'm sorry, but the source for the plug-in is not currently
available.

http://www.google.de/search?hl=de&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=DS P+feedback+effect&meta=

huh? that didn't take me anywhere. but then, looking who it's from, it's probably a really clever sarcastic reply that i would never understand anyway, but that actually doesn't have any relevance to anything i said in the first place

got a lot of time on your hands roman? haha

yea that was clear that this happens - sorry there is
a space between "D" and "SP" from posting it into the
forum textfield which you have to remove.

In the absence of the source code, perhaps you
might benefit from asking a more specific question
or two - for example, all of the controls for the Feedback
Network plug-in are [at least, in my opinion] fairly
clearly labeled, and the labels seem to be funtional
descriptions of a section of the patch.

Have you tried reverse engineering the patch yourself?
[That's always a great path toward finding some
thing you didn't expect to find interesting or do,
I find] If you haven't been unsuccessful, what bits of
your imagined reverse-engineered patch are you
having trouble with? As is usually the case, more
specific questions will get you better answers.

But its a good project to try to redo it...
In the end you'll have a different plugin especially suited to your own
needs. Pluggos are an endless source of inspiration...

Stefan

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cheers guys

i'll definately give it a go

Have a look at Leafcutter John's Framework project at https://cycling74.com/twiki/bin/view/Share/Leafcutter ; there's a feedback module in there that I made, which might get you started. In this case, it's just a way to feedback a bunch of bpatcher modules into each other, using a matrix, but it's a handy starting point.
It was the basis of a modular Pluggo thing that I started building, called Ms.Modular & Mr.Modulator, which you can find at
http://www.wildfrontear.co.uk/plugs.html . I also made a Pluggo called Rezdelay which you'll find at the same place. It's basically a bunch of tapin/tapout's with resonant filters in the feedback path, which is always a good place to start for feedback noises; if it's the kind of thing you're looking for, I'll see if i can dig out the source,
cheers
Roger

thanks a lot. i'll take a look and let you know

thanks again