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curve~
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Exponential ramp generator
curve~ is similar to line~. It produces a signal that goes from an initial to target value over a specified number of milliseconds. However, it produces non-linear ramps using a piecewise approximation of an exponential function. You specify the parameter to this exponential function in the curve~ object's right inlet. Values from 0 to 1 produce an "exponential" curve when increasing in value and values from -1 to 0 produce a "logarithmic" curve. The closer to 0 the curve parameter is, the closer the curve is to a straight line, and the farther away the parameter is from 0, the steeper the curve. curve~ can also accept a list of up two or three arguments (the previous curve parameter is used if there are two arguments), or a list with two or more value, time, parameter triples. curve~ is limited to 42 such triples in a single list. The object's approximation of the exponential becomes better when the vector size is smaller, but the object also becomes more computationally expensive. |
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cverb~
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cheezy reverb |
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cycle~
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Table-lookup oscillator or function generator
Table-lookup oscillator or function generator. cycle~ uses a stored table of 512 samples to generate functions. By default it uses a sine wave, but you can give it a function stored in a buffer~ object. |
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dac~
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Audio output |
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db*~
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multply signal by dB values with slide interpolation |
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db2a~
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decibel to linear amplitude conversion |
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dbtoa~
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dB to amplitude conversion at signal rate. |
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dbtocar~
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Computes the real and imaginary values based on a db amplitude and phase value. Useful for dynamic processing in the frequency domain, such as spectral gating. |
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dcblocker~
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remove DC offset from a signal |
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dcblock~
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removes dc signal offset |
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ddg.velamp
| External |
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a handy velocity-scaled AR envelope
a utility patcher (written entirely in Max 4 and MSP 2) that\'s a handy velocity-scaled AR envelope. While it\'s not necessarily the perfect thing for any occasion, it is easily modified (try changing the line~ to a curve, or alter the velocity scaling) and is too useful for the hundreds of times you will need this type of object. This was developed for the MSP Synth-building Tutorials on CreativeSynth.com |
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decaying-sinusoids~
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Bank of exponentially-decaying sinusoids
This object has a virtual time index used to compute the exponentially decaying sinusoid. |
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degrade~
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signal degradation via sample-rate reduction and word-size truncation |
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del-fb~
| Abstraction |
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Delay line with feedback.
Delay line with feedback. The 1st argument of the function is the max delay time (ms), the second is the default feedback attenuation (dB). A "clear" message sent to the rightmost inlet clears the delay line. |
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delay2~
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delay
This abstraction is a shortcut for using the standard MSP delay tap objects in a single delay situation. It is for those too lazy to connect a tapin~ and a tapout~ manually. The original version of this abstraction was called delay1~ and used the named-delay-line objects delread~ and delwrite~ from MAX/FTS on the ISPW. The MSP version takes advantage of the tapout~ object which may be either a constant or variable delay, depending on whether a signal or float is connected to its inlet. (See the MSP Users manual on tapout~ for details.) |
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