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St.CosFade~
| Abstraction |
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St.CosFade will fade in and out with a cosine function. It creates an ASR envelope. |
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St.Delay~
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delay line |
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St.etect~
| Abstraction |
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rudimentary event detection, need some more research and tweaking... |
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St.Fade~
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Fader |
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St.hresh~
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Threshold. Useful for automatic recordings, gates, ducker and alike. |
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St.Normalize~
| Abstraction |
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Normalizer. |
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St.SampleBuffer~
| Abstraction |
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Used by the St.Buffers abstraction and sends automatically the info about the loaded sample to 'SoundnameInfo' and to the outlet. |
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St.vbap~
| Abstraction |
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a wrapper for Ville Pullkis vbap
It adds a matrix~ inside. The left input is connected to the matrix, and the right input to vbap. One parameter determines the number of speakers to set up (up to 64). |
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St.Voice~
| Abstraction |
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Used for St.ools sampler abstractions. |
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St.Vols~
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a stereo version of St.Vol~ |
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St.Vol~
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Translates Midivolume to control an [*~] |
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stchorus1~
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choruser
This is a mono-input, stereo-output choruser. Basically, it uses four LFOs (low frequency oscillators) to slightly modulate the frequency of an incoming signal. The LFO speed and LFO depth can be seasoned to taste. |
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stgain1~
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gain module
This stereo gain module can be used to control a two-channel signal with one master gain fader. The advantage of using stgain1~ over a simple signal multiplication (*~) is that stgain1~ 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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stharms1~
| Abstraction |
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This module is made up of a pair of harmonizers
This module is made up of a pair of harmonizers (harmv2~) which share the same delay memory. It takes two arguments: a delay length and a receive name. The receive name is used to automatically generate a series of nine receive objects to control the parameters of the two harmonizers. |
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stout~
| Abstraction |
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Graphical interface for dac~ with vu-meter... |
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