Hi,
On Sat, Apr 24, 2010 at 12:12:08PM -0400, Matt Barber wrote:
I don't do very much looping, but if intuition serves I think you need
to find loop points that share both the same value and the same first
derivative (if your source is more or less periodic you can think of
this as looping
Hii Ypatios and Matt,
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 10:49:19PM +0200, ypatios wrote:
As I understand and as Matt already wrote, you wanted a transposition of the
phasor~'s frequency (which would change the frequency of the loop but not
the sample content), but instead you did the classic
On Sat, 2010-04-24 at 10:19 +0200, Frank Barknecht wrote:
I guess, the path to
a higher state of consiousness sometimes requires to engage in public
self-humiliation ... :)
The fact, that old Pd rabbits like you also have questions not only
answers, is comforting.
(even if they turn out to be
On Sat, Apr 24, 2010 at 11:32:52AM +0200, Roman Haefeli wrote:
The fact, that old Pd rabbits like you also have questions not only
answers, is comforting. (even if they turn out to be not real questions ;-)
The more you learn, the more questions turn up. :)
Anyway back to the looping: With
Hi :-)
Here's an example soundfile: http://footils.org/snd/23.wav
With loopstart for example at sample 2912 and loopend at 5402, this looks
pretty even in the array overlay, but if you listen to it, you can still
hear a
nasty rumble. I wonder, how to get rid of this ...
I thing this is
Anyway back to the looping: With the fix, I can smoothly loop sine-waves
now,
Oh, and as for the sinewaves, if you set the loop start and end points at
exactly the beginning and ending of one period, then the loop frequency is
the same as the frequency of the actual content of the
On Sat, Apr 24, 2010 at 11:32:52AM +0200, Roman Haefeli wrote:
The fact, that old Pd rabbits like you also have questions not only
answers, is comforting. (even if they turn out to be not real questions ;-)
The more you learn, the more questions turn up. :)
Anyway back to the looping: With
On Sat, 24 Apr 2010, Roman Haefeli wrote:
The fact, that old Pd rabbits like you also have questions not only
answers, is comforting. (even if they turn out to be not real questions
;-)
In what manner is it comforting ?
(yes, that's a question, not an answer.)
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Hi,
not related to the thread on smoother audio in Pd, I am struggling with doing a
smooth
loop player for data stored in tables.
One building block for this is attached: It is a simple tabread4~ lookup that
should loop over a configurable section of a table and play it back with
various
Hi,
not related to the thread on smoother audio in Pd, I am struggling with doing
a smooth
loop player for data stored in tables.
One building block for this is attached: It is a simple tabread4~ lookup that
should loop over a configurable section of a table and play it back with
As I understand and as Matt already wrote, you wanted a transposition of the
phasor~'s frequency (which would change the frequency of the loop but not
the sample content), but instead you did the classic
up/downsampling-of-the-soundsample transposition.
(The distortion you get is due to the
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