…ask for advice to all:

which way do you suggest to make the /morphing/ of audio files (wav, aiff,
etc ...)?

…okay if I use /ftmorf/?

thanks,
e

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what do you mean by "morphing" in this case? interpolating between the
sample values? or spectral morphing? for the latter, there is pvsmorph
(with simple examples in the manual).
best -
	joachim


Am 08.07.2011 12:31, schrieb Enrico Francioni:
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> …ask for advice to all:
> 
> which way do you suggest to make the /morphing/ of audio files (wav, aiff,
> etc ...)?
> 
> …okay if I use /ftmorf/?
> 
> thanks,
> e
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Hello joachim-3,

…you show me two examples of the two cases?
(between the values ​​of the samples and between spectral)

thanks…

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hi enrico-1 -
as i said, there are examples for pvsmorph, and the other method is
actually the same as mixing, if i am not wrong. i think, there is no
general way of "morphing", but morphing has to be defined (or invented).
	j


Am 08.07.2011 18:31, schrieb Enrico Francioni:
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> 
> …you show me two examples of the two cases?
> (between the values ​​of the samples and between spectral)
> 
> thanks…
> 
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…joachim,

I am studying:

• the two examples of the /pvsmorph/ Lazzarini (the manual);
• /ftmorph/ the example of (the manual) by William "Pete" Moss;

are all interesting ...

it is true that I decide I want to do well what exactly the "morphing" ...


e
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for now I would like to switch from one type of sound or noise to another,
I mean sounds or noises that have the same pitch

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