Generate pitched sound using delay line feedback
By dude837
Generate pitched sound using delay line feedback
By dude837
By Nathan Wolek
Use [pong~ 1.] instead of [%~ 1.] see note below about negative numbers…
hi julien,
for non-negative input you will get the same output from [%~ 1.], as from wrap~. However, for the whole domain, wrapping pong~, [pong~ 1], does the job (although it costs more)
Krzysztof
juli…@tremplin-utc.net wrote: …
is the Max/MSP object [%~ 1.] an equivalent to the Pd object [wrap~] ?
By Andy Farnell
A better link to the code: http://aspress.co.uk/sd/index.php
Examples from Andy Farnell’s “Designing Sound” recreated in SuperCollider.
By various authors, at WIkiBooks
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Designing_Sound_in_SuperCollider
Very difficult to listen to.
By Jacob at breakcorechoirboy
http://breakcorechoirboy.tumblr.com/post/33317890835/so-a-friend-of-mine-pitched-down-the-sound-of-a
From “Designing Sound” By Andy Farnell
Update 6/2014: This project is at: https://github.com/tkzic/automax
original post
Yesterday I converted Andy Farnell’s car engine patch into Max. Some general suggestions about Pd to Max conversion:
The patches are currently in my tkzic/Pd folder. Will be moving them into a specialized folder for Andy Farnell stuff.
by Barry Threw
http://www.barrythrew.com/2008/03/28/maxmsp-raw-filter-pack/
The ‘Analog’ device and synthesis in general
from abletonlife.com
http://abletonlife.com/ableton-lives-analog-a-synthesizer-tutorial
how to make a ZZT worm sound in Analog