posted 10 September 2001 12:57            

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Maybe this is already common knowledge, but in case it isn't, there's a great freely downloadable book on DSP available at http://www.dspguide.com/pdfbook.htm.

Now the question: Is there a Kyma object that will do general convolution?

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posted 10 September 2001 14:04            

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Hay Larry

Briliant, Just what I needed

By the way the link didn't seem to work by just clicking on it but if you go back up one level and then entery it from there it seems to work.

Thanks so much ,

Pete Johnston

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posted 10 September 2001 14:37            

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Great, thanks for that.

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posted 10 September 2001 15:45            

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Looks like a great book! Thanks!

BTW: I don't think there is a general real-time convolution operator.

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posted 10 September 2001 18:39            

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cooooool!

thereīs no convolution modul right now in kyma.
but as far as i know thereīs something coming up .....
isnīt it ?... ;-)

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posted 10 September 2001 23:00            

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Hi Guys!

While not quite what you might be looking for, anytime you take the FFT of two signals and multiply them together in the frequency domain, then inverse FFT their product, you have just performed convolution!

So in some restricted sense, i.e., up to 1024 samples, you do have general convolution in Kyma.

Cheers,

- DM

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posted 07 October 2001 09:43            

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I have posted this before, but here it is again:

If you have a windows PC, download the 30 day trial of Sound Forge for free. They have an excellent realtime convolution plugin called "Acoustic Mirror" and you can also download tons of free impulses too.
Enough to play with while you are waiting for a kyma update http://www.sonicfoundry.com/download/step2.asp?DID=287

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