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Jason Harvey Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Hello, just a simple question... how do you put a "tuner" in the sigal flow, like the ones you have on a synth..just so i can tune some KYMA sounds to others on my PULSAR system. Thanks! Jason IP: Logged |
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![]() ![]() ![]() Hello Jason, For most generators (oscillators, samples, etc), you can add a tuner to the pitch in the Frequency field. For example !Pitch + !Tune nn in the Frequency field would let you tune up or down by one half step. (If you have multiple generators in a Mixer and want to detune them independently for phase and beating effects, use !Tune1, !Tune2, etc so you have a separate control on each). IP: Logged |
Jason Harvey Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Thanks! Im in love with your Monotizers. I used (((([freq tracker] L * SignalProcessor halfSampleRate) hz nn - !KeyPitch + !tune nn) removeUnits rounded mod: 12) of: #(0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0)) nn + ([freq tracker] L * SignalProcessor halfSampleRate) hz nn rounded but does not seem to tune.. where did i go wrong? Jason
For most generators (oscillators, samples, etc), you can add a tuner to the pitch in the Frequency field. For example !Pitch + !Tune nn in the Frequency field would let you tune up or down by one half step. IP: Logged |
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![]() ![]() ![]() The expression you were using always outputs an integer number of half steps. If you move the tune part to the end of the expression, you can tune the actual pitch away from the equal tempered value. (((([freq tracker] L * SignalProcessor halfSampleRate) hz nn - !KeyPitch) removeUnits rounded mod: 12) of: #(0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0)) nn + ([freq tracker] L * SignalProcessor halfSampleRate) hz nn rounded + !tune nn IP: Logged |
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