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Author | Topic: Changing repeatingRamp into a curve |
yenorom Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Is there a CapyTalk expression that works similarly to the repeatingRamp: function but that outputs a curve instead of straight line? I'm looking to be able to control the concave or convexness of the curve in realtime. IP: Logged |
Sylvain KEPLER Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() ..Maybe by multiplying the ramp function by a sine func ( for convexness) or a parbollic function (fo concaveness). Another way would be by volontarily feeding a shaper with a sine function , so by setting the amount of overload you would then adjut the sharpness of the edge ?...Some sort of thing to experiment this way ?... IP: Logged |
yenorom Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() If i feed the ouput of the ramp into the sine function using ((1 repeatingRamp) * Float pi /2 ) sin it does become slightly convex, but I can't control it to make it more convex or go back to a straight line. Is that what you mean? IP: Logged |
keph Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() i think you can create a varable curve by using something like: (1 repeatingFullRamp: 1 s) ** !curve. set the range of the curve to into numbers from 0 to something like 4 or 8. IP: Logged |
yenorom Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Thats just what I'm after, thanks. IP: Logged |
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