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MartinStehl Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Hello! I wonder how to modify the template called "Exponential Segments" in that way, that the curve will fall slower on the beginning and will have a stronger slope at the end going then to zero? Many thanks - Martin IP: Logged |
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![]() ![]() ![]() One approach would be to subtract your exponential curves from 1. A couple of different ways to you could do this. One is in the Sample editor, select Programs>Exponential Segments Program. Scroll down to the end of that program and, in the repeat loop use: samples timesRepeat: [ Another approach would be to use Sounds. Start with the Difference Sound. In the Input, put Constant (with value set to 1). in MinusInput, put a FunctionGenerator with your current exponential wavetable set to duration 4096 samp. Add a SetDuration to the right of the Difference and set the duration to 4096 samp in preparation for making a recording. Then from the action menu choose Record to disk. This should give you a convex curving version of your exponential wavetable. IP: Logged |
MartinStehl Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Great! It works perfect! Many thanks. IP: Logged |
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