Why not just change pitch to kpitch throughout?

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On 17 Sep 2017, at 13:23, Tarek Wayne <wstlopez@GMAIL.COM> wrote:

Hi all!

I would like to replace kpitch with ipitch in Syncgrain and I am sure I am way off track as since I want to keep everything else k-rate there are some mathematical conflicts..(??)

The code runs perfectly, however, as you'll hear/notice, it doesnt sound the same as the original code, and kgrsize now seems to work in reverse, ie the low value output higher volume and the higher values result in silence.

Find the code below, I have done many silly things in order to get the code to run.

My reason for using ipitch instead of kpitch is that I want the overlapping when I change pitch, however, the ability to change the other parameters in realtime is what I need, which is why I am keeping them k-rate.

Thanks in advance for any insight:)

<CsoundSynthesizer>

<CsOptions>

--env:SSDIR+=../SourceMaterials

</CsOptions>

<CsInstruments>

sr = 44100 ;SAMPLE RATE

ksmps = 100 ;NUMBER OF AUDIO SAMPLES IN EACH CONTROL CYCLE

nchnls = 2 ;NUMBER OF CHANNELS (2=STEREO)

0dbfs = 1 ;MAXIMUM AMPLITUDE REGARDLESS OF BIT DEPTH

; WINDOWING FUNCTIONS USED TO DYNAMICALLY SHAPE THE GRAINS

; NUM | INIT_TIME | SIZE | GEN_ROUTINE | PARTIAL_NUM | STRENGTH | PHASE

;GRAIN ENVELOPE WINDOW FUNCTION TABLES:

giwfn1 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 9, .5, 1, 0 ; HALF SINE

giwfn2 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 3072, 1, 128000, 0 ; PERCUSSIVE - STRAIGHT SEGMENTS

giwfn3 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 3072, 1, 128000, .001 ; PERCUSSIVE - EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS

giwfn4 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 1536, 1, 128000, 1, 1536, 0 ; GATE - WITH DE-CLICKING RAMP UP AND RAMP DOWN SEGMENTS

giwfn5 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 128000, 1, 3072, 0 ; REVERSE PERCUSSIVE - STRAIGHT SEGMENTS

giwfn6 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 128000, 1, 3072, .001 ; REVERSE PERCUSSIVE - EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS

;TABLE FOR EXP SLIDER

giExp1 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 0.001, 128, 1.0

giExp2000 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 1.0, 128, 2000.0

instr 10 ;GUI

ktrig metro 10

if (ktrig == 1) then

gkMIDItoDensity invalue "MtoDensity"

gkMIDItoPitch invalue "MtoPitch"

gkwfn invalue "Grain_Envelope"

kfreeze invalue "Freeze"

gkamp invalue "Amplitude"

kfreq invalue "Density"

gkfreq tablei kfreq, giExp2000, 1

outvalue "Density_Value", gkfreq

gkpitch invalue "Pitch"

gkprate invalue "Progress_Rate"

if kfreeze=1 then

outvalue "Progress_Rate",0

endif

kgrsize invalue "Grain_Size"

gkgrsize tablei kgrsize, giExp1, 1

outvalue "Grain_Size_Value", gkgrsize

gkfreqOS invalue "Grain_Density_Offset"

gksizeOS invalue "Grain_Size_Rnd_Offset"

gkAtt invalue "Attack_Time"

gkRel invalue "Release_Time"

;AUDIO FILE CHANGE / LOAD IN TABLES ********************************************************************************************************

;Have put all this stuff in instr 10 to reduce the respons time when playing with midi

Sfile_new strcpy "" ;INIT TO EMPTY STRING

Sfile invalue "_Browse"

Sfile_old strcpyk Sfile_new

Sfile_new strcpyk Sfile

kfile strcmpk Sfile_new, Sfile_old

gkfile_new init 0

if kfile != 0 then ;IF A BANG HAD BEEN GENERATED IN THE LINE ABOVE

gkfile_new = 1 ;Flag to inform instr 1 that a new file is loaded

reinit NEW_FILE ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE'

endif

NEW_FILE:

;FUNCTION TABLES NUMBERS OF THE SOUND FILE THAT WILL BE GRANULATED

ichn filenchnls Sfile

if ichn == 1 then

giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ MONO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL 1

giFileR = giFileL

else

giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL 1

giFileR ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 2 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL 2

endif

;*******************************************************************************************************************************************

endif

endin

instr 1 ; triggers instrument 2

ktrigger metro 0.08 ;metronome of triggers. One every 12.5s

schedkwhen ktrigger,0,0,3,0,60 ;trigger instr. 2 for 40s

endin

instr 3 ;SYNCGRAIN INSTRUMENT

if p4!=0 then ;MIDI

ioct = p4

koct = p5 ;READ OCT VALUE FROM MIDI INPUT

icps = cpsoct(ioct)

kcps = cpsoct(koct)

;CONVERT TO CPS

;PITCH BEND============================================================================================================

iSemitoneBendRange = 12 ;PITCH BEND RANGE IN SEMITONES

imin = 0 ;EQUILIBRIUM POSITION

imax = iSemitoneBendRange * .0833333 ;MAX PITCH DISPLACEMENT (IN oct FORMAT)

ibend pchbend imin, imax ;PITCH BEND VARIABLE (IN oct FORMAT)

icps = cpsoct(ioct + ibend) ;SET FUNDAMENTAL

;=======================================================================================================================

endif

iporttime = 0.1 ;PORTAMENTO TIME

kporttime linseg 0,0.01,iporttime,1,iporttime ;USE OF A RAMPING UP ENVELOPE PREVENTS GLIDING PARAMETERS EACH TIME A NOTE IS RESTARTED

if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoPitch=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...

ipitch = icps/cpsoct(8) ;MAP TO MIDI NOTE VALUE TO PITCH (CONVERT TO RATIO: MIDDLE C IS POINT OF UNISON)

else ;OTHERWISE...

kpitch portk gkpitch, iporttime ;USE THE SLIDER VALUE

endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH

if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoDensity=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...

kfreq = kcps

else ;OTHERWISE...

kfreq portk gkfreq, kporttime ;USE THE GUI SLIDER VALUE

endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH

if gkfile_new = 1 then ;test if a new file is loaded by instr 10

gkfile_new = 0 ;flag to zero for next file change

reinit START ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE1'

endif

kSwitch changed gkwfn

if kSwitch=1 then

reinit START

endif

kgrsize portk gkgrsize, kporttime

kprate portk gkprate, kporttime

iolaps = 2000 ;NUMBER OF ALLOWED OVERLAPS - BEST JUST TO GIVE THIS A LARGE CONSTANT VALUE

kfreqOS rand gkfreqOS ;kfreqOS IS A K-RATE RANDOM NUMBER WITHIN THE RANGE -gkfreqOS TO gkfreqOS

kfreqOS = kfreqOS * kfreq ;kfreqOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE CURRENT VALUE OF kfreq

kgrsizeOS gauss gksizeOS ;kgrsizeOS IS A K-RATE GAUSSIAN RANDOM NUMBER WITHIN THE RANGE -gksizeOS TO gksizeOS

kgrsizeOS = kgrsizeOS * kgrsize ;kgrsizeOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE CURRENT VALUE OF kgrsize

START:

iwfn = giwfn1 + i(gkwfn) ;FUNCTION TABLE NUMBER FOR WINDOWING FUNCTION IS DERIVED

asigL syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, ipitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate, giFileL, iwfn, iolaps ; LEFT CHANNEL

asigR syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, ipitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate, giFileR, iwfn, iolaps ; RIGHT CHANNEL

rireturn

aenv expsegr 0.0001,i(gkAtt),1,i(gkRel),0.0001 ;CLOUD AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE

asigL = asigL * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE

asigR = asigR * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE

outs asigL, asigR

endin

instr 2 ;INIT

outvalue "_SetPresetIndex", 0

endin

</CsInstruments>

<CsScore>

;INSTR | START | DURATION

i 10 0 3600 ;GUI

i 1 0 3600

i 2 0.1 0 ;INIT

</CsScore>

</CsoundSynthesizer>

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 I'm a bit confused in reading this code regarding the use of reinit.
Not knowing what the original code is, nor having any widgets defined
in the posted example (so not knowing the range of values being used
for invalues), is the goal for this CSD to add using MIDI?  Could you
post a complete example and original? I think seeing the two might
help to understand what the goal is lead to better advice.

On Sun, Sep 17, 2017 at 10:25 AM, Tarek Wayne <wstlopez@gmail.com> wrote:
> Maybe I wasn't clear...
>
> The original code uses kpitch(so I wouldn't have had to tamper with it)..
>
> I have added schedwhen and substituted kpitch for ipitch because I want the
> pitch change to overlap with the previous selected pitch, as opposed to
> directly transposing to the selected pitch
>
>
> On 17 Sep 2017 15:56, "John ff" <jpff@codemist.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> Why not just change pitch to kpitch throughout?
>>
>> Sent from Blue
>> On 17 Sep 2017, at 13:23, Tarek Wayne <wstlopez@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi all!
>>>
>>> I would like to replace kpitch with ipitch in Syncgrain and I am sure I
>>> am way off track as since I want to keep everything else k-rate there are
>>> some mathematical conflicts..(??)
>>>
>>> The code runs perfectly, however, as you'll hear/notice, it doesnt sound
>>> the same as the original code, and kgrsize now seems to work in reverse, ie
>>> the low value output higher volume and the higher values result in silence.
>>>
>>> Find the code below, I have done many silly things in order to get the
>>> code to run.
>>>
>>> My reason for using ipitch instead of kpitch is that I want the
>>> overlapping when I change pitch, however, the ability to change the other
>>> parameters in realtime is what I need, which is why I am keeping them
>>> k-rate.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance for any insight:)
>>>
>>>
>>> <CsoundSynthesizer>
>>>
>>> <CsOptions>
>>>
>>> --env:SSDIR+=../SourceMaterials
>>>
>>> </CsOptions>
>>>
>>> <CsInstruments>
>>>
>>> sr = 44100 ;SAMPLE RATE
>>>
>>> ksmps = 100 ;NUMBER OF AUDIO SAMPLES IN EACH CONTROL CYCLE
>>>
>>> nchnls = 2 ;NUMBER OF CHANNELS (2=STEREO)
>>>
>>> 0dbfs = 1 ;MAXIMUM AMPLITUDE REGARDLESS OF BIT DEPTH
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ; WINDOWING FUNCTIONS USED TO DYNAMICALLY SHAPE THE GRAINS
>>>
>>> ; NUM | INIT_TIME | SIZE | GEN_ROUTINE | PARTIAL_NUM | STRENGTH | PHASE
>>>
>>> ;GRAIN ENVELOPE WINDOW FUNCTION TABLES:
>>>
>>> giwfn1 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 9, .5, 1, 0 ; HALF SINE
>>>
>>> giwfn2 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 3072, 1, 128000, 0 ; PERCUSSIVE -
>>> STRAIGHT SEGMENTS
>>>
>>> giwfn3 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 3072, 1, 128000, .001 ; PERCUSSIVE -
>>> EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS
>>>
>>> giwfn4 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 1536, 1, 128000, 1, 1536, 0 ; GATE -
>>> WITH DE-CLICKING RAMP UP AND RAMP DOWN SEGMENTS
>>>
>>> giwfn5 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 128000, 1, 3072, 0 ; REVERSE PERCUSSIVE
>>> - STRAIGHT SEGMENTS
>>>
>>> giwfn6 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 128000, 1, 3072, .001 ; REVERSE
>>> PERCUSSIVE - EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS
>>>
>>>
>>> ;TABLE FOR EXP SLIDER
>>>
>>> giExp1 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 0.001, 128, 1.0
>>>
>>> giExp2000 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 1.0, 128, 2000.0
>>>
>>>
>>> instr 10 ;GUI
>>>
>>> ktrig metro 10
>>>
>>> if (ktrig == 1) then
>>>
>>> gkMIDItoDensity invalue "MtoDensity"
>>>
>>> gkMIDItoPitch invalue "MtoPitch"
>>>
>>> gkwfn invalue "Grain_Envelope"
>>>
>>> kfreeze invalue "Freeze"
>>>
>>>
>>> gkamp invalue "Amplitude"
>>>
>>> kfreq invalue "Density"
>>>
>>> gkfreq tablei kfreq, giExp2000, 1
>>>
>>> outvalue "Density_Value", gkfreq
>>>
>>> gkpitch invalue "Pitch"
>>>
>>> gkprate invalue "Progress_Rate"
>>>
>>> if kfreeze=1 then
>>>
>>> outvalue "Progress_Rate",0
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>> kgrsize invalue "Grain_Size"
>>>
>>> gkgrsize tablei kgrsize, giExp1, 1
>>>
>>> outvalue "Grain_Size_Value", gkgrsize
>>>
>>> gkfreqOS invalue "Grain_Density_Offset"
>>>
>>> gksizeOS invalue "Grain_Size_Rnd_Offset"
>>>
>>> gkAtt invalue "Attack_Time"
>>>
>>> gkRel invalue "Release_Time"
>>>
>>>
>>> ;AUDIO FILE CHANGE / LOAD IN TABLES
>>> ********************************************************************************************************
>>>
>>> ;Have put all this stuff in instr 10 to reduce the respons time when
>>> playing with midi
>>>
>>>
>>> Sfile_new strcpy "" ;INIT TO EMPTY STRING
>>>
>>>
>>> Sfile invalue "_Browse"
>>>
>>> Sfile_old strcpyk Sfile_new
>>>
>>> Sfile_new strcpyk Sfile
>>>
>>> kfile strcmpk Sfile_new, Sfile_old
>>>
>>>
>>> gkfile_new init 0
>>>
>>> if kfile != 0 then ;IF A BANG HAD BEEN GENERATED IN THE LINE ABOVE
>>>
>>> gkfile_new = 1 ;Flag to inform instr 1 that a new file is loaded
>>>
>>> reinit NEW_FILE ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE'
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>> NEW_FILE:
>>>
>>>
>>> ;FUNCTION TABLES NUMBERS OF THE SOUND FILE THAT WILL BE GRANULATED
>>>
>>> ichn filenchnls Sfile
>>>
>>> if ichn == 1 then
>>>
>>> giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ MONO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL
>>> 1
>>>
>>> giFileR = giFileL
>>>
>>> else
>>>
>>> giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE
>>> CHANNEL 1
>>>
>>> giFileR ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 2 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE
>>> CHANNEL 2
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ;*******************************************************************************************************************************************
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>> endin
>>>
>>> instr 1 ; triggers instrument 2
>>>
>>> ktrigger metro 0.08 ;metronome of triggers. One every 12.5s
>>>
>>> schedkwhen ktrigger,0,0,3,0,60 ;trigger instr. 2 for 40s
>>>
>>> endin
>>>
>>> instr 3 ;SYNCGRAIN INSTRUMENT
>>>
>>> if p4!=0 then ;MIDI
>>>
>>> ioct = p4
>>>
>>> koct = p5 ;READ OCT VALUE FROM MIDI INPUT
>>>
>>> icps = cpsoct(ioct)
>>>
>>> kcps = cpsoct(koct)
>>>
>>> ;CONVERT TO CPS
>>>
>>> ;PITCH
>>> BEND============================================================================================================
>>>
>>> iSemitoneBendRange = 12 ;PITCH BEND RANGE IN SEMITONES
>>>
>>> imin = 0 ;EQUILIBRIUM POSITION
>>>
>>> imax = iSemitoneBendRange * .0833333 ;MAX PITCH DISPLACEMENT (IN oct
>>> FORMAT)
>>>
>>> ibend pchbend imin, imax ;PITCH BEND VARIABLE (IN oct FORMAT)
>>>
>>> icps = cpsoct(ioct + ibend) ;SET FUNDAMENTAL
>>>
>>>
>>> ;=======================================================================================================================
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>>
>>> iporttime = 0.1 ;PORTAMENTO TIME
>>>
>>> kporttime linseg 0,0.01,iporttime,1,iporttime ;USE OF A RAMPING UP
>>> ENVELOPE PREVENTS GLIDING PARAMETERS EACH TIME A NOTE IS RESTARTED
>>>
>>>
>>> if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoPitch=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND
>>> MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...
>>>
>>> ipitch = icps/cpsoct(8) ;MAP TO MIDI NOTE VALUE TO PITCH (CONVERT TO
>>> RATIO: MIDDLE C IS POINT OF UNISON)
>>>
>>> else ;OTHERWISE...
>>>
>>> kpitch portk gkpitch, iporttime ;USE THE SLIDER VALUE
>>>
>>> endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH
>>>
>>>
>>> if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoDensity=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND
>>> MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...
>>>
>>> kfreq = kcps
>>>
>>> else ;OTHERWISE...
>>>
>>> kfreq portk gkfreq, kporttime ;USE THE GUI SLIDER VALUE
>>>
>>> endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH
>>>
>>>
>>> if gkfile_new = 1 then ;test if a new file is loaded by instr 10
>>>
>>> gkfile_new = 0 ;flag to zero for next file change
>>>
>>> reinit START ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE1'
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>>
>>> kSwitch changed gkwfn
>>>
>>> if kSwitch=1 then
>>>
>>> reinit START
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>>
>>> kgrsize portk gkgrsize, kporttime
>>>
>>> kprate portk gkprate, kporttime
>>>
>>> iolaps = 2000 ;NUMBER OF ALLOWED OVERLAPS - BEST JUST TO GIVE THIS A
>>> LARGE CONSTANT VALUE
>>>
>>>
>>> kfreqOS rand gkfreqOS ;kfreqOS IS A K-RATE RANDOM NUMBER WITHIN THE RANGE
>>> -gkfreqOS TO gkfreqOS
>>>
>>> kfreqOS = kfreqOS * kfreq ;kfreqOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE CURRENT
>>> VALUE OF kfreq
>>>
>>> kgrsizeOS gauss gksizeOS ;kgrsizeOS IS A K-RATE GAUSSIAN RANDOM NUMBER
>>> WITHIN THE RANGE -gksizeOS TO gksizeOS
>>>
>>> kgrsizeOS = kgrsizeOS * kgrsize ;kgrsizeOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE
>>> CURRENT VALUE OF kgrsize
>>>
>>>
>>> START:
>>>
>>> iwfn = giwfn1 + i(gkwfn) ;FUNCTION TABLE NUMBER FOR WINDOWING FUNCTION IS
>>> DERIVED
>>>
>>> asigL syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, ipitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate,
>>> giFileL, iwfn, iolaps ; LEFT CHANNEL
>>>
>>> asigR syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, ipitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate,
>>> giFileR, iwfn, iolaps ; RIGHT CHANNEL
>>>
>>> rireturn
>>>
>>> aenv expsegr 0.0001,i(gkAtt),1,i(gkRel),0.0001 ;CLOUD AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>>>
>>> asigL = asigL * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>>>
>>> asigR = asigR * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>>>
>>> outs asigL, asigR
>>>
>>> endin
>>>
>>>
>>> instr 2 ;INIT
>>>
>>> outvalue "_SetPresetIndex", 0
>>>
>>> endin
>>>
>>> </CsInstruments>
>>>
>>> <CsScore>
>>>
>>> ;INSTR | START | DURATION
>>>
>>> i 10 0 3600 ;GUI
>>>
>>> i 1 0 3600
>>>
>>> i 2 0.1 0 ;INIT
>>>
>>> </CsScore>
>>>
>>> </CsoundSynthesizer>
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Ok, so the reinit is part of the original syncgrain code(included in the McGurdy Collection that comes with Csound)..

just has to do with loading the soundfile via the browser i think..

kamp 0 to 1

kfreq  0 to1

ipitch/kpitch -2 to 2

kprate -.25 to .25(modified from -1 to 1)

kgrsize 0 to 1

kfreqOS 0 to 1

kgrsizeOS 0 to 1

kAtt .05 to 10

kRel .05 to 10

The goal? Simply to maintain the functionality of the original code included with Csound, using Ipitch and schedwhen instead of kpitch to achieve the overlapping effect(two events playing at once briefly at different pitches to transition from one pitch to another as opposed to directly going to the next chosen pitch) I mentioned in the original post.

As you see the widget used is QuteCSound...

Could you clarify what you mean by complete example?

original code below

;Written by Iain McCurdy, 2006

;Modified for QuteCsound by René, October 2010, updated Feb 2011

;Tested on Ubuntu 10.04 with csound-float 5.13.0 and QuteCsound svn rev 817

;An INIT preset is called at the start of csound (inst 2), a valid (mono or stereo) audio file have to be selected and preset 0 saved before playing.

;Notes on modifications from original csd:

; Add table(s) for exp slider

; Add Browser for audio files, accept mono or stereo wav files

; Instrument 1 is activated by MIDI and by the GUI

; Removed Recording instrument, included in QuteCsound

; Removed "Instructions and Info Panel" for the gui to fit in a 1200x800 screen

; syncgrain

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

; Syncgrain offers granular synthesis upon a stored sound file stored in a gen 1 function table.

; Syncgrain's strength lies in its use of k-rate control for its main input arguments which encourages real time manipulation.

; Another distinctive feature of syncgrain is the interaction between the density (kfreq), grain size (kgrsize) and progress

; rate (kprate). Density or grain frequency (kfreq) defines the number of grains per second. Higher values for grain density

; have the effect of increasing the progress rate through the sound file (kprate). Increasing the grain size also increases the

; rate of progress through the sound file.

; The progress rate (kprate) defines the location from where a grain will begin playback as a fraction of the previous grain's

; entire trajectory. If progress rate is given a value of 1 then a grain will begin exactly where the previous grain finished.

; If progress rate is given a value of 0.5 then it will begin at the halfway point of the previous grain's trajectory.

; Negative values for progress rate cause the progress pointer to move backwards through the file (but playback of each grain

; is still forwards).

; The user is required to provide an amplitude envelope which is stored in a function table. In this example the user is provided

; with six grain envelopes from which to choose.

; Details are provided on the interface. Some additional functions have been added that are not part of the original opcode:

; 'Grain Density' (frequency) and 'Grain Size' can be randomized. The 'Freeze' button sets the 'Progress Rate' slider to zero

; thereby effectively freezing progress through the sound file.

; This instrument can also be activated via MIDI. MIDI pitch values can be mapped to grain density and/or to the pitch of the

; material contained within the grain. In the latter mapping option, middle C is the point at which no transposition occurs.

; Using MIDI activation, polyphony is possible.

; The attack and release times of an amplitude envelope applied to the entire grain cloud can be modulated by the user using two

; on screen sliders. These controls are probably most useful when triggering this example via MIDI.

;my flags on Ubuntu: -odac -b1024 -B2048 -+rtaudio=alsa -+rtmidi=alsa -Ma -m0 --midi-key-oct=4 --midi-velocity-amp=5

<CsoundSynthesizer>

<CsOptions>

--env:SSDIR+=../SourceMaterials

</CsOptions>

<CsInstruments>

sr = 44100 ;SAMPLE RATE

ksmps = 100 ;NUMBER OF AUDIO SAMPLES IN EACH CONTROL CYCLE

nchnls = 2 ;NUMBER OF CHANNELS (2=STEREO)

0dbfs = 1 ;MAXIMUM AMPLITUDE REGARDLESS OF BIT DEPTH

; WINDOWING FUNCTIONS USED TO DYNAMICALLY SHAPE THE GRAINS

; NUM | INIT_TIME | SIZE | GEN_ROUTINE | PARTIAL_NUM | STRENGTH | PHASE

;GRAIN ENVELOPE WINDOW FUNCTION TABLES:

giwfn1 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 9, .5, 1, 0 ; HALF SINE

giwfn2 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 3072, 1, 128000, 0 ; PERCUSSIVE - STRAIGHT SEGMENTS

giwfn3 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 3072, 1, 128000, .001 ; PERCUSSIVE - EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS

giwfn4 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 1536, 1, 128000, 1, 1536, 0 ; GATE - WITH DE-CLICKING RAMP UP AND RAMP DOWN SEGMENTS

giwfn5 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 128000, 1, 3072, 0 ; REVERSE PERCUSSIVE - STRAIGHT SEGMENTS

giwfn6 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 128000, 1, 3072, .001 ; REVERSE PERCUSSIVE - EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS

;TABLE FOR EXP SLIDER

giExp1 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 0.001, 128, 1.0

giExp2000 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 1.0, 128, 2000.0

instr 10 ;GUI

ktrig metro 10

if (ktrig == 1) then

gkMIDItoDensity invalue "MtoDensity"

gkMIDItoPitch invalue "MtoPitch"

gkwfn invalue "Grain_Envelope"

kfreeze invalue "Freeze"

gkamp invalue "Amplitude"

kfreq invalue "Density"

gkfreq tablei kfreq, giExp2000, 1

outvalue "Density_Value", gkfreq

gkpitch invalue "Pitch"

gkprate invalue "Progress_Rate"

if kfreeze=1 then

outvalue "Progress_Rate",0

endif

kgrsize invalue "Grain_Size"

gkgrsize tablei kgrsize, giExp1, 1

outvalue "Grain_Size_Value", gkgrsize

gkfreqOS invalue "Grain_Density_Offset"

gksizeOS invalue "Grain_Size_Rnd_Offset"

gkAtt invalue "Attack_Time"

gkRel invalue "Release_Time"

;AUDIO FILE CHANGE / LOAD IN TABLES ********************************************************************************************************

;Have put all this stuff in instr 10 to reduce the respons time when playing with midi

Sfile_new strcpy "" ;INIT TO EMPTY STRING

Sfile invalue "_Browse"

Sfile_old strcpyk Sfile_new

Sfile_new strcpyk Sfile

kfile strcmpk Sfile_new, Sfile_old

gkfile_new init 0

if kfile != 0 then ;IF A BANG HAD BEEN GENERATED IN THE LINE ABOVE

gkfile_new = 1 ;Flag to inform instr 1 that a new file is loaded

reinit NEW_FILE ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE'

endif

NEW_FILE:

;FUNCTION TABLES NUMBERS OF THE SOUND FILE THAT WILL BE GRANULATED

ichn filenchnls Sfile

if ichn == 1 then

giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ MONO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL 1

giFileR = giFileL

else

giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL 1

giFileR ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 2 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL 2

endif

;*******************************************************************************************************************************************

endif

endin

instr 1 ;SYNCGRAIN INSTRUMENT

if p4!=0 then ;MIDI

koct = p4 ;READ OCT VALUE FROM MIDI INPUT

kcps = cpsoct(koct)

;CONVERT TO CPS

;PITCH BEND============================================================================================================

iSemitoneBendRange = 12 ;PITCH BEND RANGE IN SEMITONES

imin = 0 ;EQUILIBRIUM POSITION

imax = iSemitoneBendRange * .0833333 ;MAX PITCH DISPLACEMENT (IN oct FORMAT)

kbend pchbend imin, imax ;PITCH BEND VARIABLE (IN oct FORMAT)

kcps = cpsoct(koct + kbend) ;SET FUNDAMENTAL

;=======================================================================================================================

endif

iporttime = 0.1 ;PORTAMENTO TIME

kporttime linseg 0,0.01,iporttime,1,iporttime ;USE OF A RAMPING UP ENVELOPE PREVENTS GLIDING PARAMETERS EACH TIME A NOTE IS RESTARTED

if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoPitch=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...

kpitch = kcps/cpsoct(8) ;MAP TO MIDI NOTE VALUE TO PITCH (CONVERT TO RATIO: MIDDLE C IS POINT OF UNISON)

else ;OTHERWISE...

kpitch portk gkpitch, kporttime ;USE THE SLIDER VALUE

endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH

if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoDensity=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...

kfreq = kcps

else ;OTHERWISE...

kfreq portk gkfreq, kporttime ;USE THE GUI SLIDER VALUE

endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH

if gkfile_new = 1 then ;test if a new file is loaded by instr 10

gkfile_new = 0 ;flag to zero for next file change

reinit START ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE1'

endif

kSwitch changed gkwfn

if kSwitch=1 then

reinit START

endif

kgrsize portk gkgrsize, kporttime

kprate portk gkprate, kporttime

iolaps = 2000 ;NUMBER OF ALLOWED OVERLAPS - BEST JUST TO GIVE THIS A LARGE CONSTANT VALUE

kfreqOS rand gkfreqOS ;kfreqOS IS A K-RATE RANDOM NUMBER WITHIN THE RANGE -gkfreqOS TO gkfreqOS

kfreqOS = kfreqOS * kfreq ;kfreqOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE CURRENT VALUE OF kfreq

kgrsizeOS gauss gksizeOS ;kgrsizeOS IS A K-RATE GAUSSIAN RANDOM NUMBER WITHIN THE RANGE -gksizeOS TO gksizeOS

kgrsizeOS = kgrsizeOS * kgrsize ;kgrsizeOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE CURRENT VALUE OF kgrsize

START:

iwfn = giwfn1 + i(gkwfn) ;FUNCTION TABLE NUMBER FOR WINDOWING FUNCTION IS DERIVED

asigL syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, kpitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate, giFileL, iwfn, iolaps ; LEFT CHANNEL

asigR syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, kpitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate, giFileR, iwfn, iolaps ; RIGHT CHANNEL

rireturn

aenv expsegr 0.0001,i(gkAtt),1,i(gkRel),0.0001 ;CLOUD AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE

asigL = asigL * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE

asigR = asigR * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE

outs asigL, asigR

endin

instr 2 ;INIT

outvalue "_SetPresetIndex", 0

endin

</CsInstruments>

<CsScore>

;INSTR | START | DURATION

i 10 0 3600 ;GUI

i 2 0.1 0 ;INIT

</CsScore>

</CsoundSynthesizer>

On 17 September 2017 at 16:49, Steven Yi <stevenyi@gmail.com> wrote:

 I'm a bit confused in reading this code regarding the use of reinit.
Not knowing what the original code is, nor having any widgets defined
in the posted example (so not knowing the range of values being used
for invalues), is the goal for this CSD to add using MIDI?  Could you
post a complete example and original? I think seeing the two might
help to understand what the goal is lead to better advice.

On Sun, Sep 17, 2017 at 10:25 AM, Tarek Wayne <wstlopez@gmail.com> wrote:
> Maybe I wasn't clear...
>
> The original code uses kpitch(so I wouldn't have had to tamper with it)..
>
> I have added schedwhen and substituted kpitch for ipitch because I want the
> pitch change to overlap with the previous selected pitch, as opposed to
> directly transposing to the selected pitch
>
>
> On 17 Sep 2017 15:56, "John ff" <jpff@codemist.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> Why not just change pitch to kpitch throughout?
>>
>> Sent from Blue
>> On 17 Sep 2017, at 13:23, Tarek Wayne <wstlopez@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi all!
>>>
>>> I would like to replace kpitch with ipitch in Syncgrain and I am sure I
>>> am way off track as since I want to keep everything else k-rate there are
>>> some mathematical conflicts..(??)
>>>
>>> The code runs perfectly, however, as you'll hear/notice, it doesnt sound
>>> the same as the original code, and kgrsize now seems to work in reverse, ie
>>> the low value output higher volume and the higher values result in silence.
>>>
>>> Find the code below, I have done many silly things in order to get the
>>> code to run.
>>>
>>> My reason for using ipitch instead of kpitch is that I want the
>>> overlapping when I change pitch, however, the ability to change the other
>>> parameters in realtime is what I need, which is why I am keeping them
>>> k-rate.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance for any insight:)
>>>
>>>
>>> <CsoundSynthesizer>
>>>
>>> <CsOptions>
>>>
>>> --env:SSDIR+=../SourceMaterials
>>>
>>> </CsOptions>
>>>
>>> <CsInstruments>
>>>
>>> sr = 44100 ;SAMPLE RATE
>>>
>>> ksmps = 100 ;NUMBER OF AUDIO SAMPLES IN EACH CONTROL CYCLE
>>>
>>> nchnls = 2 ;NUMBER OF CHANNELS (2=STEREO)
>>>
>>> 0dbfs = 1 ;MAXIMUM AMPLITUDE REGARDLESS OF BIT DEPTH
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ; WINDOWING FUNCTIONS USED TO DYNAMICALLY SHAPE THE GRAINS
>>>
>>> ; NUM | INIT_TIME | SIZE | GEN_ROUTINE | PARTIAL_NUM | STRENGTH | PHASE
>>>
>>> ;GRAIN ENVELOPE WINDOW FUNCTION TABLES:
>>>
>>> giwfn1 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 9, .5, 1, 0 ; HALF SINE
>>>
>>> giwfn2 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 3072, 1, 128000, 0 ; PERCUSSIVE -
>>> STRAIGHT SEGMENTS
>>>
>>> giwfn3 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 3072, 1, 128000, .001 ; PERCUSSIVE -
>>> EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS
>>>
>>> giwfn4 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 1536, 1, 128000, 1, 1536, 0 ; GATE -
>>> WITH DE-CLICKING RAMP UP AND RAMP DOWN SEGMENTS
>>>
>>> giwfn5 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 128000, 1, 3072, 0 ; REVERSE PERCUSSIVE
>>> - STRAIGHT SEGMENTS
>>>
>>> giwfn6 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 128000, 1, 3072, .001 ; REVERSE
>>> PERCUSSIVE - EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS
>>>
>>>
>>> ;TABLE FOR EXP SLIDER
>>>
>>> giExp1 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 0.001, 128, 1.0
>>>
>>> giExp2000 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 1.0, 128, 2000.0
>>>
>>>
>>> instr 10 ;GUI
>>>
>>> ktrig metro 10
>>>
>>> if (ktrig == 1) then
>>>
>>> gkMIDItoDensity invalue "MtoDensity"
>>>
>>> gkMIDItoPitch invalue "MtoPitch"
>>>
>>> gkwfn invalue "Grain_Envelope"
>>>
>>> kfreeze invalue "Freeze"
>>>
>>>
>>> gkamp invalue "Amplitude"
>>>
>>> kfreq invalue "Density"
>>>
>>> gkfreq tablei kfreq, giExp2000, 1
>>>
>>> outvalue "Density_Value", gkfreq
>>>
>>> gkpitch invalue "Pitch"
>>>
>>> gkprate invalue "Progress_Rate"
>>>
>>> if kfreeze=1 then
>>>
>>> outvalue "Progress_Rate",0
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>> kgrsize invalue "Grain_Size"
>>>
>>> gkgrsize tablei kgrsize, giExp1, 1
>>>
>>> outvalue "Grain_Size_Value", gkgrsize
>>>
>>> gkfreqOS invalue "Grain_Density_Offset"
>>>
>>> gksizeOS invalue "Grain_Size_Rnd_Offset"
>>>
>>> gkAtt invalue "Attack_Time"
>>>
>>> gkRel invalue "Release_Time"
>>>
>>>
>>> ;AUDIO FILE CHANGE / LOAD IN TABLES
>>> ********************************************************************************************************
>>>
>>> ;Have put all this stuff in instr 10 to reduce the respons time when
>>> playing with midi
>>>
>>>
>>> Sfile_new strcpy "" ;INIT TO EMPTY STRING
>>>
>>>
>>> Sfile invalue "_Browse"
>>>
>>> Sfile_old strcpyk Sfile_new
>>>
>>> Sfile_new strcpyk Sfile
>>>
>>> kfile strcmpk Sfile_new, Sfile_old
>>>
>>>
>>> gkfile_new init 0
>>>
>>> if kfile != 0 then ;IF A BANG HAD BEEN GENERATED IN THE LINE ABOVE
>>>
>>> gkfile_new = 1 ;Flag to inform instr 1 that a new file is loaded
>>>
>>> reinit NEW_FILE ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE'
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>> NEW_FILE:
>>>
>>>
>>> ;FUNCTION TABLES NUMBERS OF THE SOUND FILE THAT WILL BE GRANULATED
>>>
>>> ichn filenchnls Sfile
>>>
>>> if ichn == 1 then
>>>
>>> giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ MONO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL
>>> 1
>>>
>>> giFileR = giFileL
>>>
>>> else
>>>
>>> giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE
>>> CHANNEL 1
>>>
>>> giFileR ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 2 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE
>>> CHANNEL 2
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ;*******************************************************************************************************************************************
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>> endin
>>>
>>> instr 1 ; triggers instrument 2
>>>
>>> ktrigger metro 0.08 ;metronome of triggers. One every 12.5s
>>>
>>> schedkwhen ktrigger,0,0,3,0,60 ;trigger instr. 2 for 40s
>>>
>>> endin
>>>
>>> instr 3 ;SYNCGRAIN INSTRUMENT
>>>
>>> if p4!=0 then ;MIDI
>>>
>>> ioct = p4
>>>
>>> koct = p5 ;READ OCT VALUE FROM MIDI INPUT
>>>
>>> icps = cpsoct(ioct)
>>>
>>> kcps = cpsoct(koct)
>>>
>>> ;CONVERT TO CPS
>>>
>>> ;PITCH
>>> BEND============================================================================================================
>>>
>>> iSemitoneBendRange = 12 ;PITCH BEND RANGE IN SEMITONES
>>>
>>> imin = 0 ;EQUILIBRIUM POSITION
>>>
>>> imax = iSemitoneBendRange * .0833333 ;MAX PITCH DISPLACEMENT (IN oct
>>> FORMAT)
>>>
>>> ibend pchbend imin, imax ;PITCH BEND VARIABLE (IN oct FORMAT)
>>>
>>> icps = cpsoct(ioct + ibend) ;SET FUNDAMENTAL
>>>
>>>
>>> ;=======================================================================================================================
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>>
>>> iporttime = 0.1 ;PORTAMENTO TIME
>>>
>>> kporttime linseg 0,0.01,iporttime,1,iporttime ;USE OF A RAMPING UP
>>> ENVELOPE PREVENTS GLIDING PARAMETERS EACH TIME A NOTE IS RESTARTED
>>>
>>>
>>> if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoPitch=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND
>>> MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...
>>>
>>> ipitch = icps/cpsoct(8) ;MAP TO MIDI NOTE VALUE TO PITCH (CONVERT TO
>>> RATIO: MIDDLE C IS POINT OF UNISON)
>>>
>>> else ;OTHERWISE...
>>>
>>> kpitch portk gkpitch, iporttime ;USE THE SLIDER VALUE
>>>
>>> endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH
>>>
>>>
>>> if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoDensity=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND
>>> MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...
>>>
>>> kfreq = kcps
>>>
>>> else ;OTHERWISE...
>>>
>>> kfreq portk gkfreq, kporttime ;USE THE GUI SLIDER VALUE
>>>
>>> endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH
>>>
>>>
>>> if gkfile_new = 1 then ;test if a new file is loaded by instr 10
>>>
>>> gkfile_new = 0 ;flag to zero for next file change
>>>
>>> reinit START ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE1'
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>>
>>> kSwitch changed gkwfn
>>>
>>> if kSwitch=1 then
>>>
>>> reinit START
>>>
>>> endif
>>>
>>>
>>> kgrsize portk gkgrsize, kporttime
>>>
>>> kprate portk gkprate, kporttime
>>>
>>> iolaps = 2000 ;NUMBER OF ALLOWED OVERLAPS - BEST JUST TO GIVE THIS A
>>> LARGE CONSTANT VALUE
>>>
>>>
>>> kfreqOS rand gkfreqOS ;kfreqOS IS A K-RATE RANDOM NUMBER WITHIN THE RANGE
>>> -gkfreqOS TO gkfreqOS
>>>
>>> kfreqOS = kfreqOS * kfreq ;kfreqOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE CURRENT
>>> VALUE OF kfreq
>>>
>>> kgrsizeOS gauss gksizeOS ;kgrsizeOS IS A K-RATE GAUSSIAN RANDOM NUMBER
>>> WITHIN THE RANGE -gksizeOS TO gksizeOS
>>>
>>> kgrsizeOS = kgrsizeOS * kgrsize ;kgrsizeOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE
>>> CURRENT VALUE OF kgrsize
>>>
>>>
>>> START:
>>>
>>> iwfn = giwfn1 + i(gkwfn) ;FUNCTION TABLE NUMBER FOR WINDOWING FUNCTION IS
>>> DERIVED
>>>
>>> asigL syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, ipitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate,
>>> giFileL, iwfn, iolaps ; LEFT CHANNEL
>>>
>>> asigR syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, ipitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate,
>>> giFileR, iwfn, iolaps ; RIGHT CHANNEL
>>>
>>> rireturn
>>>
>>> aenv expsegr 0.0001,i(gkAtt),1,i(gkRel),0.0001 ;CLOUD AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>>>
>>> asigL = asigL * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>>>
>>> asigR = asigR * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>>>
>>> outs asigL, asigR
>>>
>>> endin
>>>
>>>
>>> instr 2 ;INIT
>>>
>>> outvalue "_SetPresetIndex", 0
>>>
>>> endin
>>>
>>> </CsInstruments>
>>>
>>> <CsScore>
>>>
>>> ;INSTR | START | DURATION
>>>
>>> i 10 0 3600 ;GUI
>>>
>>> i 1 0 3600
>>>
>>> i 2 0.1 0 ;INIT
>>>
>>> </CsScore>
>>>
>>> </CsoundSynthesizer>
>>>
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I'm not seeing the original in CsoundQT.  Anyways, CsoundQT stores
additional values in the CSD, particularly the widgets for the
project.  Within CsoundQT, it doesn't show the widgets, but you can
see what they look like in the file itself, such as in here:

https://github.com/CsoundQt/CsoundQt/blob/develop/examples/Synths/String_Phaser.csd

Trying to run your file without the widgets isn't going to work out.
Maybe could you just send your project as an attachment?

On Sun, Sep 17, 2017 at 3:15 PM, Tarek Wayne <wstlopez@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok, so the reinit is part of the original syncgrain code(included in the
> McGurdy Collection that comes with Csound)..
>
> just has to do with loading the soundfile via the browser i think..
>
> kamp 0 to 1
> kfreq  0 to1
> ipitch/kpitch -2 to 2
> kprate -.25 to .25(modified from -1 to 1)
> kgrsize 0 to 1
> kfreqOS 0 to 1
> kgrsizeOS 0 to 1
> kAtt .05 to 10
> kRel .05 to 10
>
> The goal? Simply to maintain the functionality of the original code included
> with Csound, using Ipitch and schedwhen instead of kpitch to achieve the
> overlapping effect(two events playing at once briefly at different pitches
> to transition from one pitch to another as opposed to directly going to the
> next chosen pitch) I mentioned in the original post.
>
> As you see the widget used is QuteCSound...
>
> Could you clarify what you mean by complete example?
>
>
> original code below
>
> ;Written by Iain McCurdy, 2006
>
>
> ;Modified for QuteCsound by René, October 2010, updated Feb 2011
>
> ;Tested on Ubuntu 10.04 with csound-float 5.13.0 and QuteCsound svn rev 817
>
>
> ;An INIT preset is called at the start of csound (inst 2), a valid (mono or
> stereo) audio file have to be selected and preset 0 saved before playing.
>
>
> ;Notes on modifications from original csd:
>
> ; Add table(s) for exp slider
>
> ; Add Browser for audio files, accept mono or stereo wav files
>
> ; Instrument 1 is activated by MIDI and by the GUI
>
> ; Removed Recording instrument, included in QuteCsound
>
> ; Removed "Instructions and Info Panel" for the gui to fit in a 1200x800
> screen
>
>
> ; syncgrain
>
> ;
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> ; Syncgrain offers granular synthesis upon a stored sound file stored in a
> gen 1 function table.
>
> ; Syncgrain's strength lies in its use of k-rate control for its main input
> arguments which encourages real time manipulation.
>
> ; Another distinctive feature of syncgrain is the interaction between the
> density (kfreq), grain size (kgrsize) and progress
>
> ; rate (kprate). Density or grain frequency (kfreq) defines the number of
> grains per second. Higher values for grain density
>
> ; have the effect of increasing the progress rate through the sound file
> (kprate). Increasing the grain size also increases the
>
> ; rate of progress through the sound file.
>
> ; The progress rate (kprate) defines the location from where a grain will
> begin playback as a fraction of the previous grain's
>
> ; entire trajectory. If progress rate is given a value of 1 then a grain
> will begin exactly where the previous grain finished.
>
> ; If progress rate is given a value of 0.5 then it will begin at the halfway
> point of the previous grain's trajectory.
>
> ; Negative values for progress rate cause the progress pointer to move
> backwards through the file (but playback of each grain
>
> ; is still forwards).
>
> ; The user is required to provide an amplitude envelope which is stored in a
> function table. In this example the user is provided
>
> ; with six grain envelopes from which to choose.
>
> ; Details are provided on the interface. Some additional functions have been
> added that are not part of the original opcode:
>
> ; 'Grain Density' (frequency) and 'Grain Size' can be randomized. The
> 'Freeze' button sets the 'Progress Rate' slider to zero
>
> ; thereby effectively freezing progress through the sound file.
>
> ; This instrument can also be activated via MIDI. MIDI pitch values can be
> mapped to grain density and/or to the pitch of the
>
> ; material contained within the grain. In the latter mapping option, middle
> C is the point at which no transposition occurs.
>
> ; Using MIDI activation, polyphony is possible.
>
> ; The attack and release times of an amplitude envelope applied to the
> entire grain cloud can be modulated by the user using two
>
> ; on screen sliders. These controls are probably most useful when triggering
> this example via MIDI.
>
>
>
> ;my flags on Ubuntu: -odac -b1024 -B2048 -+rtaudio=alsa -+rtmidi=alsa -Ma
> -m0 --midi-key-oct=4 --midi-velocity-amp=5
>
> <CsoundSynthesizer>
>
> <CsOptions>
>
> --env:SSDIR+=../SourceMaterials
>
> </CsOptions>
>
> <CsInstruments>
>
> sr = 44100 ;SAMPLE RATE
>
> ksmps = 100 ;NUMBER OF AUDIO SAMPLES IN EACH CONTROL CYCLE
>
> nchnls = 2 ;NUMBER OF CHANNELS (2=STEREO)
>
> 0dbfs = 1 ;MAXIMUM AMPLITUDE REGARDLESS OF BIT DEPTH
>
>
>
> ; WINDOWING FUNCTIONS USED TO DYNAMICALLY SHAPE THE GRAINS
>
> ; NUM | INIT_TIME | SIZE | GEN_ROUTINE | PARTIAL_NUM | STRENGTH | PHASE
>
> ;GRAIN ENVELOPE WINDOW FUNCTION TABLES:
>
> giwfn1 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 9, .5, 1, 0 ; HALF SINE
>
> giwfn2 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 3072, 1, 128000, 0 ; PERCUSSIVE - STRAIGHT
> SEGMENTS
>
> giwfn3 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 3072, 1, 128000, .001 ; PERCUSSIVE -
> EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS
>
> giwfn4 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 1536, 1, 128000, 1, 1536, 0 ; GATE - WITH
> DE-CLICKING RAMP UP AND RAMP DOWN SEGMENTS
>
> giwfn5 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 128000, 1, 3072, 0 ; REVERSE PERCUSSIVE -
> STRAIGHT SEGMENTS
>
> giwfn6 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 128000, 1, 3072, .001 ; REVERSE
> PERCUSSIVE - EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS
>
>
> ;TABLE FOR EXP SLIDER
>
> giExp1 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 0.001, 128, 1.0
>
> giExp2000 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 1.0, 128, 2000.0
>
>
> instr 10 ;GUI
>
> ktrig metro 10
>
> if (ktrig == 1) then
>
> gkMIDItoDensity invalue "MtoDensity"
>
> gkMIDItoPitch invalue "MtoPitch"
>
> gkwfn invalue "Grain_Envelope"
>
> kfreeze invalue "Freeze"
>
>
> gkamp invalue "Amplitude"
>
> kfreq invalue "Density"
>
> gkfreq tablei kfreq, giExp2000, 1
>
> outvalue "Density_Value", gkfreq
>
> gkpitch invalue "Pitch"
>
> gkprate invalue "Progress_Rate"
>
> if kfreeze=1 then
>
> outvalue "Progress_Rate",0
>
> endif
>
> kgrsize invalue "Grain_Size"
>
> gkgrsize tablei kgrsize, giExp1, 1
>
> outvalue "Grain_Size_Value", gkgrsize
>
> gkfreqOS invalue "Grain_Density_Offset"
>
> gksizeOS invalue "Grain_Size_Rnd_Offset"
>
> gkAtt invalue "Attack_Time"
>
> gkRel invalue "Release_Time"
>
>
> ;AUDIO FILE CHANGE / LOAD IN TABLES
> ********************************************************************************************************
>
> ;Have put all this stuff in instr 10 to reduce the respons time when playing
> with midi
>
>
> Sfile_new strcpy "" ;INIT TO EMPTY STRING
>
>
> Sfile invalue "_Browse"
>
> Sfile_old strcpyk Sfile_new
>
> Sfile_new strcpyk Sfile
>
> kfile strcmpk Sfile_new, Sfile_old
>
>
> gkfile_new init 0
>
> if kfile != 0 then ;IF A BANG HAD BEEN GENERATED IN THE LINE ABOVE
>
> gkfile_new = 1 ;Flag to inform instr 1 that a new file is loaded
>
> reinit NEW_FILE ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE'
>
> endif
>
> NEW_FILE:
>
>
> ;FUNCTION TABLES NUMBERS OF THE SOUND FILE THAT WILL BE GRANULATED
>
> ichn filenchnls Sfile
>
> if ichn == 1 then
>
> giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ MONO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL 1
>
> giFileR = giFileL
>
> else
>
> giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL
> 1
>
> giFileR ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 2 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE CHANNEL
> 2
>
> endif
>
>
> ;*******************************************************************************************************************************************
>
> endif
>
> endin
>
>
> instr 1 ;SYNCGRAIN INSTRUMENT
>
> if p4!=0 then ;MIDI
>
> koct = p4 ;READ OCT VALUE FROM MIDI INPUT
>
> kcps = cpsoct(koct)
>
> ;CONVERT TO CPS
>
> ;PITCH
> BEND============================================================================================================
>
> iSemitoneBendRange = 12 ;PITCH BEND RANGE IN SEMITONES
>
> imin = 0 ;EQUILIBRIUM POSITION
>
> imax = iSemitoneBendRange * .0833333 ;MAX PITCH DISPLACEMENT (IN oct FORMAT)
>
> kbend pchbend imin, imax ;PITCH BEND VARIABLE (IN oct FORMAT)
>
> kcps = cpsoct(koct + kbend) ;SET FUNDAMENTAL
>
> ;=======================================================================================================================
>
> endif
>
>
> iporttime = 0.1 ;PORTAMENTO TIME
>
> kporttime linseg 0,0.01,iporttime,1,iporttime ;USE OF A RAMPING UP ENVELOPE
> PREVENTS GLIDING PARAMETERS EACH TIME A NOTE IS RESTARTED
>
>
> if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoPitch=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND
> MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...
>
> kpitch = kcps/cpsoct(8) ;MAP TO MIDI NOTE VALUE TO PITCH (CONVERT TO RATIO:
> MIDDLE C IS POINT OF UNISON)
>
> else ;OTHERWISE...
>
> kpitch portk gkpitch, kporttime ;USE THE SLIDER VALUE
>
> endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH
>
>
> if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoDensity=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND
> MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...
>
> kfreq = kcps
>
> else ;OTHERWISE...
>
> kfreq portk gkfreq, kporttime ;USE THE GUI SLIDER VALUE
>
> endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH
>
>
> if gkfile_new = 1 then ;test if a new file is loaded by instr 10
>
> gkfile_new = 0 ;flag to zero for next file change
>
> reinit START ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE1'
>
> endif
>
>
> kSwitch changed gkwfn
>
> if kSwitch=1 then
>
> reinit START
>
> endif
>
>
> kgrsize portk gkgrsize, kporttime
>
> kprate portk gkprate, kporttime
>
> iolaps = 2000 ;NUMBER OF ALLOWED OVERLAPS - BEST JUST TO GIVE THIS A LARGE
> CONSTANT VALUE
>
>
> kfreqOS rand gkfreqOS ;kfreqOS IS A K-RATE RANDOM NUMBER WITHIN THE RANGE
> -gkfreqOS TO gkfreqOS
>
> kfreqOS = kfreqOS * kfreq ;kfreqOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE CURRENT
> VALUE OF kfreq
>
> kgrsizeOS gauss gksizeOS ;kgrsizeOS IS A K-RATE GAUSSIAN RANDOM NUMBER
> WITHIN THE RANGE -gksizeOS TO gksizeOS
>
> kgrsizeOS = kgrsizeOS * kgrsize ;kgrsizeOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE
> CURRENT VALUE OF kgrsize
>
>
> START:
>
> iwfn = giwfn1 + i(gkwfn) ;FUNCTION TABLE NUMBER FOR WINDOWING FUNCTION IS
> DERIVED
>
> asigL syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, kpitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate,
> giFileL, iwfn, iolaps ; LEFT CHANNEL
>
> asigR syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, kpitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS, kprate,
> giFileR, iwfn, iolaps ; RIGHT CHANNEL
>
> rireturn
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> aenv expsegr 0.0001,i(gkAtt),1,i(gkRel),0.0001 ;CLOUD AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>
> asigL = asigL * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>
> asigR = asigR * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
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> outs asigL, asigR
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> endin
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> instr 2 ;INIT
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> endin
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> On 17 September 2017 at 16:49, Steven Yi <stevenyi@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>  I'm a bit confused in reading this code regarding the use of reinit.
>> Not knowing what the original code is, nor having any widgets defined
>> in the posted example (so not knowing the range of values being used
>> for invalues), is the goal for this CSD to add using MIDI?  Could you
>> post a complete example and original? I think seeing the two might
>> help to understand what the goal is lead to better advice.
>>
>> On Sun, Sep 17, 2017 at 10:25 AM, Tarek Wayne <wstlopez@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Maybe I wasn't clear...
>> >
>> > The original code uses kpitch(so I wouldn't have had to tamper with
>> > it)..
>> >
>> > I have added schedwhen and substituted kpitch for ipitch because I want
>> > the
>> > pitch change to overlap with the previous selected pitch, as opposed to
>> > directly transposing to the selected pitch
>> >
>> >
>> > On 17 Sep 2017 15:56, "John ff" <jpff@codemist.co.uk> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Why not just change pitch to kpitch throughout?
>> >>
>> >> Sent from Blue
>> >> On 17 Sep 2017, at 13:23, Tarek Wayne <wstlopez@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
>> >>>
>> >>> Hi all!
>> >>>
>> >>> I would like to replace kpitch with ipitch in Syncgrain and I am sure
>> >>> I
>> >>> am way off track as since I want to keep everything else k-rate there
>> >>> are
>> >>> some mathematical conflicts..(??)
>> >>>
>> >>> The code runs perfectly, however, as you'll hear/notice, it doesnt
>> >>> sound
>> >>> the same as the original code, and kgrsize now seems to work in
>> >>> reverse, ie
>> >>> the low value output higher volume and the higher values result in
>> >>> silence.
>> >>>
>> >>> Find the code below, I have done many silly things in order to get the
>> >>> code to run.
>> >>>
>> >>> My reason for using ipitch instead of kpitch is that I want the
>> >>> overlapping when I change pitch, however, the ability to change the
>> >>> other
>> >>> parameters in realtime is what I need, which is why I am keeping them
>> >>> k-rate.
>> >>>
>> >>> Thanks in advance for any insight:)
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> <CsoundSynthesizer>
>> >>>
>> >>> <CsOptions>
>> >>>
>> >>> --env:SSDIR+=../SourceMaterials
>> >>>
>> >>> </CsOptions>
>> >>>
>> >>> <CsInstruments>
>> >>>
>> >>> sr = 44100 ;SAMPLE RATE
>> >>>
>> >>> ksmps = 100 ;NUMBER OF AUDIO SAMPLES IN EACH CONTROL CYCLE
>> >>>
>> >>> nchnls = 2 ;NUMBER OF CHANNELS (2=STEREO)
>> >>>
>> >>> 0dbfs = 1 ;MAXIMUM AMPLITUDE REGARDLESS OF BIT DEPTH
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> ; WINDOWING FUNCTIONS USED TO DYNAMICALLY SHAPE THE GRAINS
>> >>>
>> >>> ; NUM | INIT_TIME | SIZE | GEN_ROUTINE | PARTIAL_NUM | STRENGTH |
>> >>> PHASE
>> >>>
>> >>> ;GRAIN ENVELOPE WINDOW FUNCTION TABLES:
>> >>>
>> >>> giwfn1 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 9, .5, 1, 0 ; HALF SINE
>> >>>
>> >>> giwfn2 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 3072, 1, 128000, 0 ; PERCUSSIVE -
>> >>> STRAIGHT SEGMENTS
>> >>>
>> >>> giwfn3 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 3072, 1, 128000, .001 ; PERCUSSIVE
>> >>> -
>> >>> EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS
>> >>>
>> >>> giwfn4 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 1536, 1, 128000, 1, 1536, 0 ; GATE -
>> >>> WITH DE-CLICKING RAMP UP AND RAMP DOWN SEGMENTS
>> >>>
>> >>> giwfn5 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 7, 0, 128000, 1, 3072, 0 ; REVERSE
>> >>> PERCUSSIVE
>> >>> - STRAIGHT SEGMENTS
>> >>>
>> >>> giwfn6 ftgen 0, 0, 131072, 5, .001, 128000, 1, 3072, .001 ; REVERSE
>> >>> PERCUSSIVE - EXPONENTIAL SEGMENTS
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> ;TABLE FOR EXP SLIDER
>> >>>
>> >>> giExp1 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 0.001, 128, 1.0
>> >>>
>> >>> giExp2000 ftgen 0, 0, 129, -25, 0, 1.0, 128, 2000.0
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> instr 10 ;GUI
>> >>>
>> >>> ktrig metro 10
>> >>>
>> >>> if (ktrig == 1) then
>> >>>
>> >>> gkMIDItoDensity invalue "MtoDensity"
>> >>>
>> >>> gkMIDItoPitch invalue "MtoPitch"
>> >>>
>> >>> gkwfn invalue "Grain_Envelope"
>> >>>
>> >>> kfreeze invalue "Freeze"
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> gkamp invalue "Amplitude"
>> >>>
>> >>> kfreq invalue "Density"
>> >>>
>> >>> gkfreq tablei kfreq, giExp2000, 1
>> >>>
>> >>> outvalue "Density_Value", gkfreq
>> >>>
>> >>> gkpitch invalue "Pitch"
>> >>>
>> >>> gkprate invalue "Progress_Rate"
>> >>>
>> >>> if kfreeze=1 then
>> >>>
>> >>> outvalue "Progress_Rate",0
>> >>>
>> >>> endif
>> >>>
>> >>> kgrsize invalue "Grain_Size"
>> >>>
>> >>> gkgrsize tablei kgrsize, giExp1, 1
>> >>>
>> >>> outvalue "Grain_Size_Value", gkgrsize
>> >>>
>> >>> gkfreqOS invalue "Grain_Density_Offset"
>> >>>
>> >>> gksizeOS invalue "Grain_Size_Rnd_Offset"
>> >>>
>> >>> gkAtt invalue "Attack_Time"
>> >>>
>> >>> gkRel invalue "Release_Time"
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> ;AUDIO FILE CHANGE / LOAD IN TABLES
>> >>>
>> >>> ********************************************************************************************************
>> >>>
>> >>> ;Have put all this stuff in instr 10 to reduce the respons time when
>> >>> playing with midi
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> Sfile_new strcpy "" ;INIT TO EMPTY STRING
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> Sfile invalue "_Browse"
>> >>>
>> >>> Sfile_old strcpyk Sfile_new
>> >>>
>> >>> Sfile_new strcpyk Sfile
>> >>>
>> >>> kfile strcmpk Sfile_new, Sfile_old
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> gkfile_new init 0
>> >>>
>> >>> if kfile != 0 then ;IF A BANG HAD BEEN GENERATED IN THE LINE ABOVE
>> >>>
>> >>> gkfile_new = 1 ;Flag to inform instr 1 that a new file is loaded
>> >>>
>> >>> reinit NEW_FILE ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE'
>> >>>
>> >>> endif
>> >>>
>> >>> NEW_FILE:
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> ;FUNCTION TABLES NUMBERS OF THE SOUND FILE THAT WILL BE GRANULATED
>> >>>
>> >>> ichn filenchnls Sfile
>> >>>
>> >>> if ichn == 1 then
>> >>>
>> >>> giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ MONO AUDIO FILE
>> >>> CHANNEL
>> >>> 1
>> >>>
>> >>> giFileR = giFileL
>> >>>
>> >>> else
>> >>>
>> >>> giFileL ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 1 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE
>> >>> CHANNEL 1
>> >>>
>> >>> giFileR ftgentmp 0, 0, 0, 1, Sfile, 0, 0, 2 ;READ STEREO AUDIO FILE
>> >>> CHANNEL 2
>> >>>
>> >>> endif
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> ;*******************************************************************************************************************************************
>> >>>
>> >>> endif
>> >>>
>> >>> endin
>> >>>
>> >>> instr 1 ; triggers instrument 2
>> >>>
>> >>> ktrigger metro 0.08 ;metronome of triggers. One every 12.5s
>> >>>
>> >>> schedkwhen ktrigger,0,0,3,0,60 ;trigger instr. 2 for 40s
>> >>>
>> >>> endin
>> >>>
>> >>> instr 3 ;SYNCGRAIN INSTRUMENT
>> >>>
>> >>> if p4!=0 then ;MIDI
>> >>>
>> >>> ioct = p4
>> >>>
>> >>> koct = p5 ;READ OCT VALUE FROM MIDI INPUT
>> >>>
>> >>> icps = cpsoct(ioct)
>> >>>
>> >>> kcps = cpsoct(koct)
>> >>>
>> >>> ;CONVERT TO CPS
>> >>>
>> >>> ;PITCH
>> >>>
>> >>> BEND============================================================================================================
>> >>>
>> >>> iSemitoneBendRange = 12 ;PITCH BEND RANGE IN SEMITONES
>> >>>
>> >>> imin = 0 ;EQUILIBRIUM POSITION
>> >>>
>> >>> imax = iSemitoneBendRange * .0833333 ;MAX PITCH DISPLACEMENT (IN oct
>> >>> FORMAT)
>> >>>
>> >>> ibend pchbend imin, imax ;PITCH BEND VARIABLE (IN oct FORMAT)
>> >>>
>> >>> icps = cpsoct(ioct + ibend) ;SET FUNDAMENTAL
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> ;=======================================================================================================================
>> >>>
>> >>> endif
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> iporttime = 0.1 ;PORTAMENTO TIME
>> >>>
>> >>> kporttime linseg 0,0.01,iporttime,1,iporttime ;USE OF A RAMPING UP
>> >>> ENVELOPE PREVENTS GLIDING PARAMETERS EACH TIME A NOTE IS RESTARTED
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoPitch=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE AND
>> >>> MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...
>> >>>
>> >>> ipitch = icps/cpsoct(8) ;MAP TO MIDI NOTE VALUE TO PITCH (CONVERT TO
>> >>> RATIO: MIDDLE C IS POINT OF UNISON)
>> >>>
>> >>> else ;OTHERWISE...
>> >>>
>> >>> kpitch portk gkpitch, iporttime ;USE THE SLIDER VALUE
>> >>>
>> >>> endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> if p4!=0 && gkMIDItoDensity=1 then ;IF THIS IS A MIDI ACTIVATED NOTE
>> >>> AND
>> >>> MIDI-TO-PITCH SWITCH IS ON...
>> >>>
>> >>> kfreq = kcps
>> >>>
>> >>> else ;OTHERWISE...
>> >>>
>> >>> kfreq portk gkfreq, kporttime ;USE THE GUI SLIDER VALUE
>> >>>
>> >>> endif ;END OF THIS CONDITIONAL BRANCH
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> if gkfile_new = 1 then ;test if a new file is loaded by instr 10
>> >>>
>> >>> gkfile_new = 0 ;flag to zero for next file change
>> >>>
>> >>> reinit START ;REINITIALIZE FROM LABEL 'NEW_FILE1'
>> >>>
>> >>> endif
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> kSwitch changed gkwfn
>> >>>
>> >>> if kSwitch=1 then
>> >>>
>> >>> reinit START
>> >>>
>> >>> endif
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> kgrsize portk gkgrsize, kporttime
>> >>>
>> >>> kprate portk gkprate, kporttime
>> >>>
>> >>> iolaps = 2000 ;NUMBER OF ALLOWED OVERLAPS - BEST JUST TO GIVE THIS A
>> >>> LARGE CONSTANT VALUE
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> kfreqOS rand gkfreqOS ;kfreqOS IS A K-RATE RANDOM NUMBER WITHIN THE
>> >>> RANGE
>> >>> -gkfreqOS TO gkfreqOS
>> >>>
>> >>> kfreqOS = kfreqOS * kfreq ;kfreqOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO THE
>> >>> CURRENT
>> >>> VALUE OF kfreq
>> >>>
>> >>> kgrsizeOS gauss gksizeOS ;kgrsizeOS IS A K-RATE GAUSSIAN RANDOM NUMBER
>> >>> WITHIN THE RANGE -gksizeOS TO gksizeOS
>> >>>
>> >>> kgrsizeOS = kgrsizeOS * kgrsize ;kgrsizeOS IS REDEFINED RELATIVE TO
>> >>> THE
>> >>> CURRENT VALUE OF kgrsize
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> START:
>> >>>
>> >>> iwfn = giwfn1 + i(gkwfn) ;FUNCTION TABLE NUMBER FOR WINDOWING FUNCTION
>> >>> IS
>> >>> DERIVED
>> >>>
>> >>> asigL syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, ipitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS,
>> >>> kprate,
>> >>> giFileL, iwfn, iolaps ; LEFT CHANNEL
>> >>>
>> >>> asigR syncgrain gkamp, kfreq+kfreqOS, ipitch, kgrsize+kgrsizeOS,
>> >>> kprate,
>> >>> giFileR, iwfn, iolaps ; RIGHT CHANNEL
>> >>>
>> >>> rireturn
>> >>>
>> >>> aenv expsegr 0.0001,i(gkAtt),1,i(gkRel),0.0001 ;CLOUD AMPLITUDE
>> >>> ENVELOPE
>> >>>
>> >>> asigL = asigL * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>> >>>
>> >>> asigR = asigR * aenv ;APPLY AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE
>> >>>
>> >>> outs asigL, asigR
>> >>>
>> >>> endin
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>> instr 2 ;INIT
>> >>>
>> >>> outvalue "_SetPresetIndex", 0
>> >>>
>> >>> endin
>> >>>
>> >>> </CsInstruments>
>> >>>
>> >>> <CsScore>
>> >>>
>> >>> ;INSTR | START | DURATION
>> >>>
>> >>> i 10 0 3600 ;GUI
>> >>>
>> >>> i 1 0 3600
>> >>>
>> >>> i 2 0.1 0 ;INIT
>> >>>
>> >>> </CsScore>
>> >>>
>> >>> </CsoundSynthesizer>
>> >>>
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