I'm working on a kick drum patch using cycle~, a pitch envelope and an amplitude envelope. The problem I'm running into is that I can't figure out how to retrigger the phase every time it's banged. This causes every instance to be slightly different, and I'd like it to sound the same every time. Any suggestions?

I'm working on a kick drum patch using cycle~, a pitch envelope and an amplitude envelope.  The problem I'm running into is that I can't figure out how to retrigger the phase every time it's banged.  This causes every instance to be slightly different, and I'd like it to sound the same every time.  Any suggestions?


retriggering-phase

> I'm working on a kick drum patch using cycle~, a pitch envelope and an amplitude envelope. The problem I'm running into is that I can't figure out how to retrigger the phase every time it's banged. This causes every instance to be slightly different, and I'd like it to sound the same every time. Any suggestions?

Cycle~ has a phase input. Does this not work for you?

Jay Bodley skrev:
> I'm working on a kick drum patch using cycle~, a pitch envelope and an amplitude envelope.  The problem I'm running into is that I can't figure out how to retrigger the phase every time it's banged.  This causes every instance to be slightly different, and I'd like it to sound the same every time.  Any suggestions?
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Cycle~ has a phase input. Does this not work for you?
Andreas


so far i've been running phasor~ into the phase input of cycle~ because i seem to get a stronger sound that way. i've tried triggering a 0 or 1 into phasor~'s phase input at the same time the note is banged, but with no real difference.

so far i've been running phasor~ into the phase input of cycle~ because i seem to get a stronger sound that way.  i've tried triggering a 0 or 1 into phasor~'s phase input at the same time the note is banged, but with no real difference.


Here is what i use, cos~ instead of cycle~ tho..

> so far i've been running phasor~ into the phase input of cycle~ because i seem to get a stronger sound that way. i've tried triggering a 0 or 1 into phasor~'s phase input at the same time the note is banged, but with no real difference.

I think I'd need to see a patch to help more at this point.

Jay Bodley skrev:
> so far i've been running phasor~ into the phase input of cycle~ because i seem to get a stronger sound that way.  i've tried triggering a 0 or 1 into phasor~'s phase input at the same time the note is banged, but with no real difference.
I think I'd need to see a patch to help more at this point.

your way of using cos~ solves my problem. i was also experiencing clicking if i banged another note before the current one had finished. this is also solved.

thanks, stef...
your way of using cos~ solves my problem.  i was also experiencing clicking if i banged another note before the current one had finished.  this is also solved.


Quote: laotze wrote on Tue, 13 May 2008 13:45

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> your way of using cos~ solves my problem. i was also experiencing clicking if i banged another note before the current one had finished. this is also solved.

Just out of curiousity, how did you solve that?

Quote: laotze wrote on Tue, 13 May 2008 13:45
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> thanks, stef...
> your way of using cos~ solves my problem.  i was also experiencing clicking if i banged another note before the current one had finished.  this is also solved.
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Just out of curiousity, how did you solve that?


retriggering phase