Hello,

I'm using the following instrument for granulation of a zak stream:

kstart         init        0
asig        zar        3   
kstart        tablewa        10, asig, 0
iolaps         =        1
igrsize        =        .5
ifreq        =        iolaps/igrsize
agrain        syncgrain        1, ifreq, 1, igrsize, .25, 10, 11, iolap
        outs        agrain, agrain
        zacl        3, 3

table 10 and 11 are defined this way:
f 10 0 2048     17 0 0
f 11 0 512     -19 1 .5 270 .5

sr=44100
ksmps=10

The zak channel contains audio generated in real-time. It is almost 
working but I get constant clicks and sometimes a buzz (this buzz seems 
to be related to the point where tablewa returns to the beginning of the 
table).

What could be the problem?

thank you!


Hector
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Hector Centeno wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm using the following instrument for granulation of a zak stream:
>
> kstart         init        0
> asig        zar        3   kstart        tablewa        10, asig, 0
> iolaps         =        1
> igrsize        =        .5
> ifreq        =        iolaps/igrsize
> agrain        syncgrain        1, ifreq, 1, igrsize, .25, 10, 11, iolap
>        outs        agrain, agrain
>        zacl        3, 3
>
> table 10 and 11 are defined this way:
> f 10 0 2048     17 0 0
> f 11 0 512     -19 1 .5 270 .5
>
> sr=44100
> ksmps=10
>
> The zak channel contains audio generated in real-time. It is almost 
> working but I get constant clicks and sometimes a buzz (this buzz 
> seems to be related to the point where tablewa returns to the 
> beginning of the table).
>
> What could be the problem?
>
> thank you!
>
>
> Hector

Ok, I will rephrase the whole thing so maybe someone can help me. I 
found that the main problem for granular synthesis in real-time using 
the tablewa opcode is the synchronization of both the writing to the 
table and the reading. I'm still trying to achieve this but I was 
wondering if anyone has a working instrument to share, any instrument 
that does something similar (real-time granular synthesis).

thanks a lot and sorry if my previous email was not clear.

Hector.
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Perhaps you need to increase the number of overlapped grains. Try 2 instead of
1 (1 will not generate overlapped streams). I can't see anything else at a 
first
look. Why use zak? Your problem might be there (I'm not very familiar with it
to spot a problem straight away).

Victor

At 19:57 15/09/2005, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm using the following instrument for granulation of a zak stream:
>
>kstart         init        0
>asig        zar        3
>kstart        tablewa        10, asig, 0
>iolaps         =        1
>igrsize        =        .5
>ifreq        =        iolaps/igrsize
>agrain        syncgrain        1, ifreq, 1, igrsize, .25, 10, 11, iolap
>        outs        agrain, agrain
>        zacl        3, 3
>
>table 10 and 11 are defined this way:
>f 10 0 2048     17 0 0
>f 11 0 512     -19 1 .5 270 .5
>
>sr=44100
>ksmps=10
>
>The zak channel contains audio generated in real-time. It is almost 
>working but I get constant clicks and sometimes a buzz (this buzz seems to 
>be related to the point where tablewa returns to the beginning of the table).
>
>What could be the problem?
>
>thank you!
>
>
>Hector
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Victor Lazzarini
Music Technology Laboratory
Music Department
National University of Ireland, Maynooth 

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