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kozaluss: Oh! I didn't know that :). In fact I know very little about sound processing - I just start to have fun with it :), and usually I don't seek knowledge and try to invent everything :P. But is there something, that wasn't invented yet? ;) |
2004-12-02 |
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Elektroj?nis: It's bit (or actually quite much) like phase distortion synthesis used in the Casio CZ series. |
2004-12-01 |
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kozaluss: The wave has a cycle (time length). This cycle (time) is divided into 4 equal parts (that's why Div4). Then there are 4 parameters, which decide about participation of each part of divided cycle. So in fact the wave is warped within one cycle using these 4 parameters. For example - if params are (relatively): [ 0 1 2 3 ], then first part of wave is compressed to zero, second is 1/6 of cycle, third is 2/6 of cycle, fourth 3/6 of cycle length. The default values (that doesn't change wave) are [1 1 1 1] - equal participation times. It is better explained in machines documentation. One thing to add - this is not any standard, or any technology to be found on the web (probably :P), because it was just my idea :). |
2004-12-01 |
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license: What is Div4? |
2004-12-01 |
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Elektroj?nis: Cool... Better realtime control is also always cool. |
2004-11-28 |
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kozaluss: Done :) Together with 'Inf' for VibratoLFO SpeedDecay & VolumeDecay times. Additionally I've added the ability to change ADSR settings during playing notes, so you will be able to set for example 8 ticks for attack, and then after 4 ticks set it to 1, and sound will raise faster instead of hardjump to next section :). Oh - I'll have to do the same changes to Noizza & Filtoizza :O. |
2004-11-28 |
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Elektroj?nis: That's good to hear... Just too many otherwise fine generators ar too hard to use because of note off is not implemented or it is implemented in some weird way. BTW... How about an ability to set sustain length in the envelope infinite? |
2004-11-28 |
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kozaluss: Elektroj?nis - you're right :) Upcoming update will have this implemented (as it was for midi-noteoff). I haven't added it earlier, because - as you said - other machines behave just the same way :)... |
2004-11-28 |
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Elektroj?nis: Hmmm... When I put a note off on the track it just cuts the note instead of going to the release period... Oh well... many other buzz machines work that way too. I just dont get it. |
2004-11-28 |
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magmavander: Yep! I agree, great :) Thanks a lot Kozaluss for this great machine. |
2004-11-26 |
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XeNoBi0z: Great! :) |
2004-11-24 |
