relate phasor~ to rate~ to muting signal
Hi
in my frustration at having zero/zilch/nada/kein/rien programming chops, I have returned to MSP (and turned my back on gen - for now) to achieve the following: a mutable phasor.
I've used rate~ and
Brendan
Here's how to do it with [rate~].
I also added a version without [rate~].
Dave mate
thanks a million. It shows how much I know, the non-rate version is more appealing and straightforward!
On reflection (and apologies for wasting your time), it looks like I'll be forced to take the gen~ route after all; for various reasons, which all of my recent posts disclose - phase modulation and phase-offsetting. I owe this forum a MAJOR project/tool to compensate for everyone's indulgence, and very soon I'll have "yafg" for everyone to enjoy....
But your patch will give me a good fall back position:)
Thanks again
Brendan
Well, the rate~ object has the sync lock message, which is an advantage.
You want to alter the phasor ramp to drive a granulator, right? I'm curious what you will come up with.
I've been working away at this for some time now, with limited DSPaudio chops, harassing the f*ck out of the forum, and essentially I'm trying to realize a granular playback/synthesis tool, a stripped-back but different version of Robert Henke's granulator. No FM or filters, but with added phase-modulation, interonset control and a little stereo allpass filtering. I want to minimize the metallic AM formants we get from really small grains.The best results so far involve 4 overlapping windows with phase modulation around 0.25 and 0.75 offset, 0. and 0.5 being fixed. I currently have several patches all which have one good thing and one bad thing - mainly a result of timing conflicts generating either spikes or unexpected pitch variations.
I'm getting there......
thanks again, now to roll up my sleeves and assume the gen~ position,
Brendan
perhaps you can offer some gen skills:
Brendan
double post?
guilty.
mitigating circumstances?
yes, complete and utter frustration.
I can't help you with that. I have never used gen~. I should start sometime though.
me neither mate LOL, that's why I'm in this mess!
Cheers
Brendan