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oscbank~
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oscbank~ is an uninterpolated oscillator bank with signal inputs to set oscillator frequency and magnitude. |
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oscillators~
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Oscillator bank that can read waveform from a buffer~ |
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oscil~
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A non-interpolating oscillator with many of your favorite waveforms.
A non-interpolating oscillator with many of your favorite waveforms. You can request a waveform by name or with a series of partial weightings, starting with the DC component. All user-specified components will be mixed in cosine phase. |
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out
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Define a message output in a patcher loaded by poly~ |
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out~
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Define a signal output in a patcher loaded by poly~ |
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overdrive~
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Apply nonlinear transfer function (aka waveshaping) to a signal to simulate an overdriven amplifier.
overdrive~ distorts signals by applying a nonlinear transfer function. The shape of the function is determined by a floating-point "drive" parameter. If drive is 1., the signal is unchanged. Increasing drive increases the distortion. If drive is set to less than zero, VERY LOUD BAD distortion results, which may or may not be desireable. Use caution. |
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ozonehole.pfft~
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OzoneHole is a spectral filter, putting irregular holes into the spectrum of a sound. |
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packetbuild~
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Builds audio and data packets to be sent with otudp |
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packetindex~
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Parses data packets and writes audio coming from packetbuild~ + otudp into a buffer~ object |
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packetparse~
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Parses audio and data packets from packetbuild~and received with otudp |
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paf~
| External |
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object for phase aligned formant synthesis |
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pass~
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Elminate noise when listening to a muted subpatcher
Elminate noise when listening to a muted subpatcher. Use pass~ before the outputs of a subpatcher you intend to mute. When the subpatcher is disabled using mute~, the pass~ object outputs a zero signal. Otherwise it passes the input to the output. If pass~ isn't used, the output of a muted subpatcher could be any signal, even one making unwelcome noise, because the function of mute~ is not to zero the volume of the output but to eliminate the DSP processing (and therefore the CPU utilization) of the subpatcher. An alternative to using pass~ would be to put a volume control on the output that is set to zero when the subpatcher is muted. |
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pause~
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delay incomming sample a vector, protects against feedback loops |
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peakamp~
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peakamp~ reports the (absolute value of) the peak amplitude of the signal it has received since the last time it reported. |
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peakfollow~
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follow signal with exponential decay |
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