Augustine Bannatyne - Leudar

Can I have some recomendations for objects that "freeze" (like GRM freeze) a sound but are not very cpu hungry as I want to use a few of them,

Hi ,
Can I have some recomendations for objects that "freeze" (like GRM freeze) a sound but are not very cpu hungry as I want to use a few of them,
cheers,
Augustine


inexpensive-cpu-freeze-objects

I'd suggest having a look at Jean-Francois Charles' spectral-freeze patches: 

https://cycling74.com/author/54aaccf8c282fe440243ffd1/

I'm sure hacking into those would give you what you want..

I'd suggest having a look at Jean-Francois Charles' spectral-freeze patches: https://cycling74.com/author/54aaccf8c282fe440243ffd1/ 

I'm sure hacking into those would give you what you want..


...and also check out the rgrano.maxpat embedded in

Reducing the number of voices that [poly~] is using can free up CPU.

There's perhaps a tradeoff between "authenticity" and CPU cycles; to my ears the JFC spectral-freeze example is, well, simply LUSCIOUS. It depends on what sort of processing power you've got at your disposal too. Time-domain granulation (esp my own attempts) can sound a bit 'cheap and cheerful' to me (Monolake, Graincore and Nathan Wolek notwithstanding of course). My 2c. Perhaps I should edit that last sentence out....

Inexpensive (cpu) freeze objects ?