UPIC-like glissandos?
Jun 04 2019 | 9:18 pm
Hi
I am looking for an object to perform a glissando-like transposition over a sound. The sound are quite long (90 seconds and more). I have used HighC, an UPIC-like application, in the past but I am waiting for a new authorization key. Is there an alternative in the Max-world?
- Jun 04 2019 | 9:39 pmI don't know what type of sound your talking about, but for waveforms, like rect~, saw~, etc, I use a line object and have the time be how long I want the gliss to be. It works pretty well.
- Jun 04 2019 | 9:58 pmIt's a sampled sound (a bell with a long decay and stretched in time)
- Jun 05 2019 | 4:29 amDo you have a patch you can post?
- Jun 05 2019 | 7:40 amNo, I am looking to start from scratch with this but I hoped there was an external out there.
- Jun 05 2019 | 5:05 pmHm. Off the top of my head I don't know how to transpose a sound file. I mean, playing it faster transposes it up, but also alters the speed. Maybe someone else knows how to do this. I would actually like to know as well.There is one way to do it that I use, a little involved. I make the sound file into an SDIF file, (using Spear software) then playing if from an sdif buffer. that works. but a little involved.
