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sm Member	posted 06 May 2002 06:41             i am trying to design a simple "reverse delay", but i donīt have any good idea how to yet. so ideas or pointers to existing sounds are welcome:-) michael IP: Logged
SSC Administrator	posted 06 May 2002 09:26             Here's a post from a couple of years ago that you might be able to use (originally posted 29 August 2000 09:41).            ------------------------------------------------------------------------ If you are doing a realtime delay reversal, the read pointer and the write pointer are going to cross once halfway through each loop (because you are writing into the memory at the same time as you are reading out of it in reverse). One solution is to use a kind of double-bump shape envelope that is zero right in the center (to hide the crossover point). To fill in the gaps introduced by the funny envelope, add another enveloped signal that is delayed by one quarter of the loop time. http://www.SymbolicSound.com/KymaSounds/liveReverseDelay.kym (click and hold mouse button on link and select "download link to disk". Mac users remember to use Import from the File menu on the Mac before opening file in Kyma) This is an example of a realtime local reverser, a reverser-reverb-reverser (to undo the first reverse), and a reverser-delay-reverser. I put GenericSources in so you can switch it from the sample input to a live input to try it with a microphone. IP: Logged

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