ComfortableInClouds

Hi, so i am in the beginning stages of exploring poly~ and have just attempted to build my first polyphonic synth. For some reason, my poly~ object isn't switching between voices. ill play a note, and then if that note isn't done decaying and i play another, the same note gets resounded but with a different velocity. i have an 8 voice argument for my poly~ object. here's the patch:

(a note on this patch - you need Darwin Grosse's [ddg.velamp] object to use it. once you have that, just load a sample into the 'polybuff' buffer and play).

poly-trouble

On Jul 8, 2008, at 7:55 AM, Kyle Kaplan wrote:

> Hi, so i am in the beginning stages of exploring poly~ and have just 

> attempted to build my first polyphonic synth. For some reason, my 

> poly~ object isn't switching between voices. ill play a note, and 

> then if that note isn't done decaying and i play another, the same 

> note gets resounded but with a different velocity. i have an 8 voice 

> argument for my poly~ object. here's the patch:

I didn't try and debug any actual sound generation, but I did push 

things around so that voices are allocated properly:

> Hi, so i am in the beginning stages of exploring poly~ and have just  
> attempted to build my first polyphonic synth. For some reason, my  
> poly~ object isn't switching between voices. ill play a note, and  
> then if that note isn't done decaying and i play another, the same  
> note gets resounded but with a different velocity. i have an 8 voice  
> argument for my poly~ object. here's the patch:

I didn't try and debug any actual sound generation, but I did push  
things around so that voices are allocated properly:

Chris Muir
cbm@well.com	
http://www.xfade.com

thanks for the patch, chris. still have yet to find my original error but am enjoying your functional patch. the reason i used ddg.velamp instead of adsr is because i was using the synth building tutorial as reference and that's what darwin grosse uses. i'll check out adsr tho, i hear much about it and it seems like a pretty simple object.

Poly~ Trouble