hello,
           is there any way to explore the almost infinite fof posibilities 
without getting totally lost?
Of course this happens with almost (or every) other opcode, but with this 
one it happens
immediately (8 variables for each sound). Is any matter in math, acoustics, 
dsp, csound itself, programming and/or program that can help here?

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Here's some stuff that might help:

http://music.nuim.ie/musictec/docs/documents/09.granular.pdf

and

http://music.nuim.ie/musictec/docs/documents/formants.pdf

Victor

At 12:49 11/09/2007, you wrote:
>hello,
>           is there any way to explore the almost infinite fof 
> posibilities without getting totally lost?
>Of course this happens with almost (or every) other opcode, but with this 
>one it happens
>immediately (8 variables for each sound). Is any matter in math, 
>acoustics, dsp, csound itself, programming and/or program that can help here?
>
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Victor Lazzarini
Music Technology Laboratory
Music Department
National University of Ireland, Maynooth

Hi,
Another idea which I think has not been suggested is making a simple 
FLTK interface and tweak parameters in real time from there. This gives 
you a good idea of the possibilities.
It's possible that someone (possibly Iain McCurdy) has already done 
this. Search the archives for his collection of FLTK interfaces.

Cheers,
Andrés


Frank Pablo escribió:
> hello,
>           is there any way to explore the almost infinite fof 
> posibilities without getting totally lost?
> Of course this happens with almost (or every) other opcode, but with 
> this one it happens
> immediately (8 variables for each sound). Is any matter in math, 
> acoustics, dsp, csound itself, programming and/or program that can 
> help here?
>
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I second the gui approach. Always got lost with FOF (trying since the 
90s :) ) but I like to explore opcodes with Cecilia.

Cheers,

Malte
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