.cc - week seven.
I worked together with Ben Probert to create this patch. Currently he is creating a new interface for the patch, so keep your eyes out on his blog.
As usual I have spent all of my time making the patch and left none to simply using it - however, I can see how this granular synthesis concept could have great outcomes. If you happen to download the patch, clicking on the load button will prompt you to open the sample (noise) twice. Just select the same sample both times. I tried to get around this but loading the file for both the buffer~ and sfinfo~ was a necessary evil. If there a way you can load it into both through a single pop-up window please let me know.
version 1.0 (as of 11.09.07)
I created the mp3 example using version 1.0, however the improved 1.1 contains an envelope feature (inside the poly~ object) which removes the clicks. Also, there is a CPU usage display, a new colour scheme and "no more frills" inside the patch.
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Everything.
Haines, Christian 6.09.07, "Sampling (2)," EMU, Adelaide University.
Nothing.
12.9.07
i invented the granular synth not Ben nor Xenakis
gransynth.mp3 (1 mB)
version 1.1 (as of 12.09.07)
The slight change of delivery of this weeks class was greatly appreciated, particularly the flowchart diagrams that provided a broad sketch of what the Max/MSP patch required. You could almost say that it provided 'a point of departure' which I was able to build from considerably.
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The new range object we used means we don't need the scale object at all - hence you don't need to find out the length of the file.
The range thing that we use automatically adjusts its 'range' for any file loaded into it.
PANTS PANTS PANTS
yeah i saw that, the waveform~ object pwns the granular synth task.
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