petterdass

Im making a patch with 12 partials where im delaying each partial for making a strumming effect (arpeggiator).

I want one parameter (number box) to control pipe or delay milliseconds on all partials (cycles~) and need a formula for creating a linear curve, so the relationships between cycles~ maintain.

Also, is pipe or delay most suitable for this kind of tasks?

Im making a patch with 12 partials where im delaying each partial for making a strumming effect (arpeggiator).
I want one parameter (number box) to control pipe or delay milliseconds on all partials (cycles~) and need a formula for creating a linear curve, so the relationships between cycles~ maintain.

arithmetic-operators-for-making-a-linear-curve

umm the parameter controlling delay time will be a linear slope?

Quote: petterdass wrote on Fri, 05 October 2007 01:31

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> umm the parameter controlling delay time will be a linear slope?

i dont know what a "linear curve" is, but i think you can do what you want using individual *s and pipe.

Quote: petterdass wrote on Fri, 05 October 2007 01:31
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> umm the parameter controlling delay time will be a linear slope?
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i dont know what a "linear curve" is, but i think you can do what you want using individual *s and pipe.


[pipe] will delay any message, where as [delay] is only for bangs

On 05/10/2007, petterdass  wrote:
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> Thanks!
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> Why use pipe instead of delay?
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arithmetic operators for making a linear curve