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Gareth Whittock Member |
posted 28 June 2001 00:50
 
Any sign of the promised pitch granulator yet? It's a curious omission! Gareth IP: Logged |
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Vance Galloway Member |
posted 09 July 2001 20:40
The "what"? What new granulator is this? Please explain....
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oivindi Member |
posted 10 July 2001 04:43
I think he simply means a "frequency" parameter in the SampleCloud object. Itīs been requested for quite some time, but hasnīt been implemented yet. /Øivind/ IP: Logged |
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Gareth Whittock Member |
posted 10 July 2001 05:51
That's the baby. IP: Logged |
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Gareth Whittock Member |
posted 15 August 2001 05:37
Should I take it from the silnce following my request for a pitch function on the granulator that it will not be implemented ? I'm in the ridiculous situation of running a cable to the input of my laptop running Audiomulch, (50 australian dollars) just so I can access a reasonable granular processor. Failing this how about the ability to run VST plugins as part of Kyma ? Gareth IP: Logged |
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SSC Administrator |
posted 15 August 2001 09:12
It's on our list. IP: Logged |
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Bill Meadows Member |
posted 15 August 2001 13:10
Gareth, I, too, would like to have a granulator with frequency control - it is an essential part of granulating. I have used Thonk and other programs, and it is frustrating to not be able to do this in Kyma. I have been working on my own solution to this, loosely modeled after Ichi's MAX/MSP granulator. It is working reasonably well, but of course it is not as efficient as a prototype version would be. Anyway, I suppose I could post it or send you a copy if you're interested. IP: Logged |
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sm Member |
posted 15 August 2001 18:40
praise to you bill! you did it. why not posting it to the list? m [This message has been edited by sm (edited 15 August 2001).] IP: Logged |
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Gareth Whittock Member |
posted 15 August 2001 21:09
Thanks bill. I'd b interested to see how you managed it. Garnulation can produce some of the most beautiful sounds - (as well as the most grotesque  ). Can you post it up ?Cheers, Gareth IP: Logged |
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Bill Meadows Member |
posted 18 August 2001 13:44
quote: I have posted it in Sound Exchange along with a long-winded explanation. It isn't as cool as Thonk, but it has a lot more controls! Give it a try. IP: Logged |
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