I use function tables to describe things like trills and glissandi. I combine multiple function tables to simulate things like a guitar player pulling on a string while trilling. Do do this, I have two different function tables that I allow to control the pitch.

At one point in my instrument I derive a pitch from some input variables call ioct and ipitch, then multiply them by each function table that represents the pitch modifier.

 kcps = cpspch(ioct + ipitch) ; convert oct.fract to Hz at krate 
 kcpsm oscili 1, 1/p3, i10 ; create an set of shift multiplicands from function table - glissandi 
 ; I'd like to see what this kpsm looks like in a graphical display from 0 to the end of it
 kcps1 = kcps * kcpsm ; shift the frequency by values in glissando table 
 kcpsm2 oscili 1, 1/p3, i13 ; create a 2nd set of shift multiplicands from table - trill
 ; I'd like to see what this kspm2 looks like in a graphical display from 0 to the end of it
 ; I'd also like to see what kpsm * kpsm2 looks like, which is the combination of both
 kcps2 = kcpsm2 * kcps1 ; shift the frequency by values in 2nd glissando table 

I then call loscil with a sample set that creates the output.

Is there a way I can see the shift vectors with display, printk, or other command?

I'd like to say 
display kcpsm,0
display kpsm2,0

then multiply them

kpsm3 = kpsm * kpsm2

display kpsm3,0

And somehow show that graphically. I've tried variations of printk, display and table functions, but none seem to do what I want.

Prent Rodgers

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Do ypu want to viewthis fdisplay while the piece is rendering or is it 
sufficient to view at te end?  If the later you could write it as a spund 
file and view with audacity or similar system.

==John ff

On Sat, 26 Jan 2019, Prent Rodgers wrote:

> I use function tables to describe things like trills and glissandi. I combine multiple function tables to simulate things like a guitar player pulling on a string while trilling. Do do this, I have two different function tables that I allow to control the pitch.
>
> At one point in my instrument I derive a pitch from some input variables call ioct and ipitch, then multiply them by each function table that represents the pitch modifier.
>
> kcps = cpspch(ioct + ipitch) ; convert oct.fract to Hz at krate
> kcpsm oscili 1, 1/p3, i10 ; create an set of shift multiplicands from function table - glissandi
> ; I'd like to see what this kpsm looks like in a graphical display from 0 to the end of it
> kcps1 = kcps * kcpsm ; shift the frequency by values in glissando table
> kcpsm2 oscili 1, 1/p3, i13 ; create a 2nd set of shift multiplicands from table - trill
> ; I'd like to see what this kspm2 looks like in a graphical display from 0 to the end of it
> ; I'd also like to see what kpsm * kpsm2 looks like, which is the combination of both
> kcps2 = kcpsm2 * kcps1 ; shift the frequency by values in 2nd glissando table
>
> I then call loscil with a sample set that creates the output.
>
> Is there a way I can see the shift vectors with display, printk, or other command?
>
> I'd like to say
> display kcpsm,0
> display kpsm2,0
>
> then multiply them
>
> kpsm3 = kpsm * kpsm2
>
> display kpsm3,0
>
> And somehow show that graphically. I've tried variations of printk, display and table functions, but none seem to do what I want.
>
> Prent Rodgers
>
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