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axers fall

Please check out my youtube channel for more 

gen.codebox~ tutorial for absolute beginners

gencodebox-tutorial-for-absolute-beginners

Eric Sterling

I imagine this has been answered before, but what is the preferred way to load static data into a Data object in gen (in my case it will be some tuning values)

I imagine this has been answered before, but what is the preferred way to load static data into a Data object in gen (in my case it will be...

populating-data-objects

Populating Data Objects

ojse_no

So a little while ago i read something about using buffer~ to store a list and then reading it from inside gen~, and now im trying to find more information as to how i could implement this, my goal is to build a delay circuit whose time is changed every time the input passes a certain threshold, i made a list of the numbers i want to use as time but am unsure as how to proceed so as to be able to store the list in the buffer~ , and then everytime the audio input signal goes above a certain threshold a number from the list is chosen at random then this number is used as the value for the delay time. 

So a little while ago i read something about using buffer~ to store a list and then reading it from inside gen~, and now im trying to find...

lists-inside-gen

Lists inside gen~? 

Reilly Shellito

I'm rather new to programming, and I've been testing out making an additive synth with codebox in gen~. To generate all of the partials, I figured it would be best to use a for loop to call a function for each partial at their respective frequencies and amplitudes. It sounds really crazy  when I do that, it seems like it gives me one sine wave at a really high frequency. 

When I call a function for each partial individually and add and assign at the output (like out += sine1, 2, 3...) it works fine.

the codebox in the parent patch is just a reference of a patch that uses a for loop to generate grains in a granular synth

I'm rather new to programming, and I've been testing out making an additive synth with codebox in gen~. To generate all of the partials, I...

why-wont-the-for-loop-do-what-i-want-it-to

Why won't the for loop do what I want it to?

Eren Utku

In the following forum post, I found a Schroeder Reverb written completely in genExpr:

https://cycling74.com/forums/best-practices-converting-large-gen-patches-to-genexpr-codebox-code#reply-5fdd49a17fd00008d13ab203

and I saw that the allpass filters and comb filters are described in the following way:

	ap1 = allpass(sig, 0.7, 347 * size);
	ap2 = allpass(ap1, 0.7, 113 * size);
	ap3 = allpass(ap2, 0.7, 37  * size);

	fc1 = fbcomb(ap3, 0.773, 1687);
	fc2 = fbcomb(ap3, 0.802, 1601);
	fc3 = fbcomb(ap3, 0.753, 2053);
	fc4 = fbcomb(ap3, 0.733, 2251);

I see this kind of approach in all genExpr codes. But can't we write this something similar to this? (ignore vec since it doesn't work in gen dsp apparently, take it as a pseudo-code):

dtimes_AP = vec(347, 113, 37);
gains_Comb = vec(0.773, 0.802, 0.753, 0.733);
dtimes_Comb = vec(1687, 1601, 2053, 2251);
fc = vec();

for(i=0; i<=2; i+=1) {
	sig = allpass(sig, 0.7, dtimes_AP(i) * size);
}
	
for(i=0; i<=3; i+=1) {
	fc(i) = fbcomb(sig, gains_Comb(i), dtimes_Comb(i));
}

In addition,  array structures are not available on genExpr. Doesn't this create an extreme handicap, how do you all overcome this? 

Sidenote: I also would appreciate if anyone has an online resource for genExpr Syntax. The documentation doesn't seem to cover all the capabilities.

In the following forum post, I found a Schroeder Reverb written completely in...

arrays-and-for-loops-for-dsp-in-genexpr

Arrays and For loops for DSP in genExpr

Jieverson Maissiat

Hi! I'm trying to implement reverse delay on a different project that I have. Last week I have implemented different algorithms, but in all of them I have been dealing with weird clicks.To help demonstrate the problem I'm facing, I have build a very basic reverse delay here.... with a fixed buffer of sample rate size (so, 1 second), with variable time (difference between read and write starting position). Feedback control and mix between wet & dry. I've been using a single data object buffer, with poke and peek. I've tried different interpolations on peek, and have stick with linear or cubic. I also have a boundmode wrap at peek.

I'm attaching my code here, so you guys can check. The click is not SO pronounced... but I would like to remove it if possible.

simple_reverse.maxpat

Hi! I'm trying to implement reverse delay on a different project that I have. Last week I have implemented different algorithms, but in all...

reverse-delay-refining-weird-clicking

Reverse Delay Refining... Weird clicking

I'm brand new to genexpr and text-coding in general, this is mostly just an experiment to see how much I can figure it out.

I'm adapting a slew limiter (to use as an envelope) from a visual patch into a function in codebox. I specifically want to use it as a function, and to input it into other functions to change the shape of the slopes, etc. (which are also in the patch below). I have 3 versions, one visual, one codebox, and the last is my attempt to make a function out of the codebox code.

The visual patch takes the "done" stage by patching it to an outlet, and the first codebox does the same thing by "out2 = done;". Basically I'm just wondering how to do the same thing, but tapping it from within the function. I've got the envelope itself working.

I've spent the last 2 hours trying to figure it out and looking around online lol.

edit: Only took me all day to figure out I just needed list my outs

I'm brand new to genexpr and text-coding in general, this is mostly just an experiment to see how much I can figure it out.

I'm adapting a...

how-to-tap-a-signal-from-a-genexpr-function-like-you-would-with-visual-patching

*solved* How to tap a signal from a genexpr function (like you would with visual patching)?

PlasticDSP

For a simple Onepole LowPass filter made with a history and a linear interpolation function, what's the best way to implement resonance?  

Filter Question 

For a simple Onepole LowPass filter made with a history and a linear interpolation function, what's the best way to...

lowpass-filter-design

LowPass Filter design

Teppei Sengoku

And I also incorporated the window function object into that patch.

However, when I test this patch using the MAX audio samples "cello-f2" and "bassoonA3", I always get a clicking sound....

I can't figure out if the problem is with the window function section, the bang after "edge~", or the audio-settings on my Mac etc.

problem_of_click.maxpat

Hi everyone,

I make a patch of random cutting play.

And I also incorporated the window function object into that patch.

However, when I...

remove-clicking-soundwindow-functiongen

remove clicking sound(window function+gen~)

jamesway

I prob missed this in the forums and tutorials.

I have a master phasor outside Gen locked to Ableton, triggering stuff and resets to Gen phasors.

I was trying to use what~ and where~ to send something to Gen, perhaps a line before the reset.  Ideally I'd like to modify the last cycle 's speed in gen before the reset to try and reach .25 on a  downward slope to match the reset. Mainly very slow lfo's I'm dealing with.

Gen still hurts me abit, either from struggling to get used to the per sample world, or from smacking myself in forehead when I realize how simple something was the whole time. Putting my foam hat on for this one again.

Gen Forum