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PToS
| Abstraction |
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pitch transposition in cents is converted into speed value (groove~ needs it) |
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pt~
| External |
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pt~ is an experimental pitch tracker which can putput continuously or in "notes." Nobody knows how it works, not even me. |
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pulser~
| External |
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A pulsewave with variable pulsewidth, created with additive synthesis |
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pulse~
| External |
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Band Limited Pulse Wave with Duty Cycle. |
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pvcompand~
| External |
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pvcompand~ either expands or compresses the differences between the amplitudes of the spectral frames.
pvcompand~ either expands or compresses the differences between the amplitudes of the spectral frames. The threshold is interpreted as dB and useful ranges are from about -60 to +60. Positive values increase the "peakiness" of the sound and negative values tend to whiten the spectrum. |
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pvgrain~
| External |
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a spectrum analyzer for granular resynthesis |
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pvharm~
| External |
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a harmonizer |
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pvoc~
| External |
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pvoc~ optional arguments: low frequency to synthesize, high frequency to synthesize. These parameters, together with the MSP sound vector size will determine how many sinusoids are resynthesized. Calling for more sinusoids than your computer can handle will probably crash Max/MSP. |
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pvtuner~
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a spectrum quantizer for tuning to arbitrary scales |
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pvwarp~
| External |
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Experimental spectrum warper
Experimental spectrum warper. An internal frequency warping function is created either according to specification or with the autofunc message. |
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qgain1~
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quadraphonic gain module
This quadraphonic gain module can be used to control a four-channel signal with one master gain fader. The advantage of using qgain1~ over a simple signal multiplication (*~) is that qgain1~ is already configured to convert a linear slider into a logarithmic gain scale. It uses the built-in log scale of the standard MSP object linedrive (see the MSP reference manual for details). |
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qpan1~
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quadraphonic panning element
This quadraphonic panning element makes use of a two-dimensional field for four-channel panning. For smooth, equal-power gain changes from left-to-right and front-to-back, the panning is controlled at audio rate by modulating the phase inlet of four cosine oscillators whose frequency is zero Hertz. |
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quadpan~
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Quadraphonic panner. |
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quadxfade~
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quadraphonic crossfader featuring linear or power fades. |
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quantize~
| External |
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Quantization object |
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