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gt.scrub~
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scrub through a buffered audio sample |
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gt.stream~
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granulate an incoming audio stream in real-time |
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gt.stretch~
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capture audio input and timestretch it |
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guiro~
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guiro PhISM model, STK, synthesis toolkit |
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gverb~
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reverb
This object implements the same reverb algorithm found in my Griesinger VST plug-in below. It is a pretty good stereo reverb at a low CPU load. It currently allows the user to change the decay time and not much else. More parameters (like those in the plug-in) will be available in future versions. |
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happens~
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2-states threshold detector with attack and release times
When using noisy sensor data to trigger something, there's often the need of obtaining a steady signal to indicate that the threshold has been exceeded for a determinate amount of time, and viceversa.
Happens~ outputs 1 when the input signal has exceeded the threshold for a determinate amount of time. While the signal is under the threshold value, the attack time of the internal envelope follower is the one defined by the user, ad the release time is 0. When the state changes to triggered, the attack time is 0 and the release time is the one specified by the user. |
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harmonics~
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MSP harmonic oscillator Bank |
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harmv2~
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harmonizer
This abstraction provides a basic harmonizer element, which performs real-time transposition of an input audio signal, by constantly alternating, cross-faded, transposed "grains" of the incoming sound. harmv2~ must be used with a tapin~ object and DC filter as shown in the help file (see the MSP manual for details on tapin~, and see adc1~ in this manual for information of the DC filter). The tapin~ is not integrated into the harmv2~ abstraction because multiple harmonizers may share (read from) the same delay memory. |
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hilbert~
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produces phase quadrature signals from an audio input.
The Hilbert transform produces phase quadrature signals from an audio input. This basically boils down to the creation of two output signals which are exactly 90° out of phase. A frequency shifter is made by using these signals as the (real, imaginary) complex number input to complex-mod~. hilbert~ was originally part of the library. Together with complex-mod~, hilbert~ is the heart and soul of the fshift1~ frequency shifter. |
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hilbert~
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A Hilbert transform for signals.
Phase Quadrature allpass filter |
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hoa.binaural~
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A binaural decoder for ambisonic soundfield.
hoa.binaural~ virtualizes ambisonic soundfield for two headspeakers. It uses hrtf to perform FIR filtering on the incoming signal. Hrtf are extracted from the "sipic hrtf database". hoa.binaural~ works up to the order 35 and at 44100 Hz only. |
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hoa.delay~
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An ambisonic harmonic delay.
hoa.delay~ allows you to delay the differents harmonics. |
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hoa.grain~
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An ambisonic granular synthesizer. |
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hoa.mirror~
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An ambisonic soundfield mirror.
hoa.mirror~ applies a weight on the negatives harmonics to create the mirror image of a soundfield to itself. |
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hoa.mixer~
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An ambisonic harmonic mixer.
hoa.mixer~ helps to understand ambisonics and the behavior of the circular harmonics. |
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