Hi Herman,
I think you must use your CFreq (global variable) inside your second
function. And update the parameter you want inside the loop :
fun void LFO(float LFOfreq) {
SinOsc lfo => blackhole;
LFOfreq => lfo.freq;
while( true )
{
1::samp => now;
lfo.last() => c.gain ;
*CFreq => lfo.freq;*
}
}
Have fun,
Julien
Le mer. 4 mars 2020 à 20:22, herman verbaeten <hver...@hotmail.com> a
écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I'm having a problem passing a changing parameter(by an LFO in another
> function) to a function i'm sporking . Maybe this isn't possible :-( but
> i'd like your opinion) This is part of my script. Let me tell you this:
> When i give float *Cfreq *an initial value of 0.3 LFO does change gain
> of SinOsc c. If i don't give it an initial value and have *LFOtochangeCfreq
> *change it -> no sound.
>
>
> SinOsc m => SinOsc c => Pan2 p => dac;
> 2 => c.sync;
> float *Cfreq*; //if i replace this line by: .3 => float Cfreq;
>
> spork ~ *LFOtochangeCfreq*(.1);
> spork ~ LFO(*Cfreq*);
>
>
>
> fun void *LFOtochangeCfreq*(float variation) {
> SinOsc lfo => blackhole;
> variation => lfo.freq;
> while( true )
> {
> 1000::samp => now;
> <<<lfo.last() => *Cfreq*>>>;
> }
> }
>
> fun void LFO(float LFOfreq) {
> SinOsc lfo => blackhole;
> LFOfreq => lfo.freq;
> while( true )
> {
> 1::samp => now;
> lfo.last() => c.gain ;
> }
> }
>
> while (1) 10::ms=> now;
>
>
>
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