Tim Lloyd

Hello all, is there anyone who owns Diphone Studio from IRCAM who would be able to create some resonance files for me if I supply some source recordings? I would LOVE to join the IRCAM forum and be able to use all their software myself, but can't afford to at the moment.

My plan is to use the CNMAT resonators~ object to help create a realistic sense of natural spaces for a sound design for film project (I would like to try resonance as an alternative to convolution reverb).

I don't know how the software works or what kind of audio recording is needed to create a resonance model (impulse/sine-sweep like convolution?). If anyone has the time and resources to help me out I would be incredibly grateful!

Alternatively, is it possible to create files of the right format with SPEAR? If so I could do it all myself once I know how it works.

Hello all, is there anyone who owns Diphone Studio from IRCAM who would be able to create some resonance files for me if I supply some source recordings?  I would LOVE to join the IRCAM forum and be able to use all their software myself, but can't afford to at the moment.

I don't know how the software works or what kind of audio recording is needed to create a resonance model (impulse/sine-sweep like convolution?).  If anyone has the time and resources to help me out I would be incredibly grateful!

Alternatively, is it possible to create files of the right format with SPEAR?  If so I could do it all myself once I know how it works.

creating-resonance-models

Did you consider using the site's search facility? Look what it'll show you:

https://cycling74.com/forums/search.php?q=CNMAT+SPEAR

Yes you can create files with SPEAR and load them in Max.

Yes you can create files with SPEAR and load them in Max.
Look at the CNMAT spectral tutorials...

Cheers for the heads up, I should never forget about the search button.....

SPEAR is a great tool, but won't get you very far when it comes to resonance models. The only available tool, as far as I know, is ResAn which is part of Diphone.

Creating Resonance Models