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sm Member	posted 14 August 2001 06:15 i wanted to created a simple polyphonic synthesizer with one sine-oscillator and 64 voices. dsp_1 is overload, the others are not loaded at all. anyway: what is the maximum amount of oscillators to run on the capy 320 and are there ways to reduce quality but enhance the number of voices?????? michael IP: Logged
SSC Administrator	posted 14 August 2001 09:08 You could turn off Interpolation (select None instead of Linear). IP: Logged
sm Member	posted 14 August 2001 09:51 quote: Originally posted by SSC: You could turn off Interpolation (select None instead of Linear). hm, didn´t change anything.... but ok, maybe i don´t need 64 voices anyway. another thing: how to index into an array in an array???similar to this: "var declaration" \|arr01 arr02 arr03 arr04 arr05 index\| arr01 := #(200 300 400 600 1200). arr02 := #(100 110 120 140 160). arr03 := #(50 100 200 400 800). arr04 := #(200 300 500 700 1100). arr05 := #(2000 3000 4000 6000 12000). index := #(arr01 arr02 arr03 arr04 arr05). osc1 start: 0 s Freq: (!KeyDown nextRandom * 4 of: (!choose of: #(arr01 arr02 arr03 arr04 arr05))). thanx very much IP: Logged
SSC Administrator	posted 14 August 2001 13:08 You could try: !choose1 of: #( {!choose2 of: #(1 2 3)} {!choose2 of: #(11 13 15)} ) Scott Holden posted an intelligent pitch shifter to the forum a month or so ago that shows an interesting example of how to do this. IP: Logged
sm Member	posted 15 August 2001 03:45 i tried: osc1 start: 0 s Freq: (!choose1 of: #( {!KeyDown nextRandom * 5 of: arr01} {!KeyDown nextRandom * 5 of: arr02} )) but the debugger told me that arr01 is an undeclared vriable even though i shurely declared it properly. am i not alowed to use variables in between curly brackets??? AND: is there any source of literature on smalltalk-80 on the web? i followed the link in the manual to www.create.ucsb.edu, but couldn´t find anything regarding the language. quote: Originally posted by SSC: Scott Holden posted an intelligent pitch shifter to the forum a month or so ago that shows an interesting example of how to do this. oje, could´t find neither the sound nor the creator. could scott post his sound again or could he be asked to do so? [This message has been edited by sm (edited 15 August 2001).] IP: Logged
sm Member	posted 15 August 2001 18:48 i would really very much appreciate some advice in scripting and smalltalk-80. it´s quite hard to work with the kyma manual on that topic, isn´t it? so: 1.) is there any tutorial out there in the web? 2.) scott holden, if you read this, please send your intelligent pitch shifter to the list. thank you [This message has been edited by sm (edited 15 August 2001).] IP: Logged
giantbrain Member	posted 01 September 2001 18:19 quote: Originally posted by sm: i would really very much appreciate some advice in scripting and smalltalk-80. it´s quite hard to work with the kyma manual on that topic, isn´t it? so: 1.) is there any tutorial out there in the web? 2.) scott holden, if you read this, please send your intelligent pitch shifter to the list. thank you [This message has been edited by sm (edited 15 August 2001).] Hi SM I didn't see this post until yesterday. I've posted the Pitch Shifters to the file exchange. I hope that they help. Scott Holden IP: Logged

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