Tiar / SmashedTransistors Contributions

#50

haha, nice! thanks for sharing.

#51

Now.. we can try to add different transitions between vowels...

http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/courses/spsci/acoustics/week2-5.pdf

http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/courses/spsci/acoustics/week2-6.pdf

but, i think that it is somewhat tricky !!

#52

well you can fade between s1 and s2 in my formantsettings objects. (via the c inlet, but you have to set them to different vowels to hear actually a difference) otherwise s2 is actually pretty much useless :slight_smile:

but i imagine you want a different transition...

#53

Yes, da di de do du !
I will experiment withh short stops, formant deviations and noise bursts, will be fun !

#54

more like:

ai ae ao au
ia ie io iu
ea ei eo eu
oa oi oe ou
ua ui ue uo

but stops deviations and bursts sound great to me!

#55

Object tiar/osc/DevilSync

try menu: Help -> Library -> Community -> tiar -> osc -> DevilSync

I call this osc "devil" because its waveform looks like horns...

It is antialiased - including the master sync - by a first order differentiation algo.

#56

In my house these types of waveforms are called Batman :slight_smile:

#57

Also known as PHB wave which stands for pointy-haired-boss waveform..

#58

It should not be confused with the KW wave... which is smoother.

#59

Ha :slight_smile: ...... 20 batmans

#60

Hi. I can't find the ZDF SVF 2 filter in the community library. Has it been posted yet?

#61

it's there, but not in the browser. open a new patch, load the object (ZDF SVF 2) and load it's help patch.

#62

Sorry, I'm new to this. What do you mean when you say load the object and it's help patch? Where do I find it?

#63

open a new empty patch, doubleclick on the empty space in the patch and the object browser should come up. type ZDF (yes case does matter, something that maybe should be changed? @johannes) and choose the version two. you now see some sort of preview of the object. click on the black triangle in the top left side of the object and choose help. that's it.

#64

You can also access all the help patches from the Axoloti Editor "Help" menu on the "File Edit Board Window Help" menu bar. That's quite handy :smiley:

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#65

Object tiar/osc/KWSync

try menu: Help -> Library -> Community -> tiar -> osc -> KWSync

Yep, I had to do it :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

slightly different "horns" and sound compared to the batman/devil one.

Note: First order DPW antialiasing of waveform and internal sync.

#66

Object tiar/osc/6coseg and 6coseg m

try menu: Help -> Library -> Community -> tiar -> osc -> 6coseg
and menu: Help -> Library -> Community -> tiar -> osc -> 6coseg m

This is a 6 cosine segment waveform bandlimited oscillator:


you can control 6 levels and three "ratios".

Modulate the nine parameters for sweet "new age" pads and phase distortion sounds.

#67

Object tiar/kfilter/hyst

try menu: Help -> Library -> Community -> tiar -> kfilter -> hyst

This is a hysteresis comparator (aka Schmitt trigger). It takes a control rate input and has a boolean output.
The hysteresis is set by two level parameters.

This object can be used for debouncing digital inputs connected to switches (see the help patch).

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#68

Object tiar/filter/Butt10

try menu: Help -> Library -> Community -> tiar -> filter -> Butt10

This is a static high order Butterworth filter with ten frequency presets (ranging from 900Hz up to 17.7kHz).

It's meant to be used as a "brickwall" filter, for example just before the output, to mimic the band limitation of some early synthesizers or effects.

#69

Object tiar/osc/coseg sqr

try menu: Help -> Library -> Community -> tiar -> osc -> coseg sqr

This is a low CPU antialiased square wave generator with brilliance (pitch controlled like a low pass filter) and dissymmetry (PWM from 50% to 66%) control.