Hi

I had a quick glance - try removing the #0 from your send/receive. You want the total number of voices, so peak must receive a voice number from every instance.

I used gravatar for my "klaatu" profile image; as for the amplitude scaling, erm. I just scale my output by 1/totalVoices.

Brendan

ps

sugarsynth is cool! Have you tried "grainstretch" by Timo Rozendal? Very tasty indeed.

Thanks for the advice! I managed to figure it out last night, when I was opening each instance and it suddenly hit me that the send/receives were all different. Bit of a bummer though, I had wanted to be able to run more than one at a time using different buffers and voice numbers but now the voice number has to be the same on each instance.

I had looked at grainstretch before and it sound super nice. I wanted to build something from the ground up though cause I wanted to handle pitch modulation a bit differently to most granular synth engines. No internal randomness, but sending signal rate arpeggios in so that I can get a chord out of one granular synth.

btw, recently iw antd to do a grnaulator kinda similar of this, but using gen~,  and having phasor inside gen (for numerous reasons). The problems was that then, i could not initialise the phase of the phasor inside gen~, cause the gen phasor operator has no phase inlet... does anyone have a solution for this ?

use [accum] in gen~ instead?

Hi vichug

can you simply add [+ 0.5]  ->  [% 1] to your phasor in gen?

Brendan

Hey, thanks, both solutions would work it seems. For some reasons i thought it could not be as simple as that ! but the output of a phasor~ is indeed completely equal to its current phase...

Hello,

Thanks to the [+ 0.5]  ->  [% 1], :) here is a little granular resynthesis patch that i partially made for school exercise. So we did the basics with our teacher M. Tadini, then i thought i should all translate into the gen~ domain for a reason that seemed obvious at the time (maybe it was impossible to simply make random variations of grain size without clicks with this method in a non-gen domain, because of synchronization between the max and msp domains, maybe it could have been solved outise of gen~ more easily, who knows), also ideas taken from the Nobuyasu Sakonda's sugarSynth. It comes with annotations in a subtle mix between french and english (sorry, don't have time to translate correctly right now, but i guess most of things should be not too hard to understand) and no documentation at all, and patching style is a subtle mix between chaotic and very tedious, so i don't know if someone at all can try to use what's inside wihtout headache. Nothing too exotic though, apart from those KEY FEATURES ! :

*grain engine in gen~ domain

*stretch, pitch, random at will, without quirks, using sah~ -like technic

*chord transposition

*a cool fx that is due to previous mistake.

it's all a matter of subtle mix.

hah

i forgot the patch

there