Jean-Francois Charles

"A Tutorial on Spectral Sound Processing Using Max/MSP and Jitter", an article available in this issue of the Computer Music Journal:

http://www.mitpressjournals.org/toc/comj/32/3

"A Tutorial on Spectral Sound Processing Using Max/MSP and Jitter", an article available in this issue of the Computer Music Journal:http://www.mitpressjournals.org/toc/comj/32/3


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Thanks a lot for those. I learnt a lot ripping them apart and putting them back together - sort of ;)

Beautifully written article! Very inspirational work.. Many thanks!

yes thanks very much. the article is great and the examples are a head start.

I wanted to implement the pitch shifting of frozen sound. Currently i am using gizmo~ inside your freeze pfft~ patch, but it is not very suitable for me due it does not accept signal as a pitch shift amount. Is there any other way to do this? I am thinking about recording a slice of frozen sound into a buffer~ (using count~ + peek~ for sample accuracy) and play it back continuously with groove~ @loop 1. But to do this i must calculate a period of frozen sound in which it makes a full amplitude vibration cycle (if there is any) and i don`t know how to do this not just by my ear.

I wanted to implement the pitch shifting of frozen sound. Currently i am using gizmo~ inside your freeze pfft~ patch,  but it is not very suitable for me due it does not accept signal as a pitch shift amount. Is there any other way to do this? I am thinking about recording a slice of frozen sound into a buffer~ (using count~ + peek~ for sample accuracy) and play it back continuously with groove~ @loop 1. But to do this i must calculate a period of frozen sound in which it makes a full amplitude vibration cycle (if there is any) and i don`t know how to do this not just by my ear. 

I would really appreciate anyone`s help!


Spectral Tutorials