| yes, but there is a typo, it should read values < 0 shift it downwards.
Scaling is multiplication and shifting is offset (sum) (they parallel the pitch modifications in pvscale and pvshift, respectively).
So for instance
ftps pvswarp fsig, 1, 500
will shift the spectral envelope linearly by 500 Hz and you will definitely hear the difference (unless
you have a flat spectral envelope).
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> On 15 Mar 2016, at 18:27, Gpp wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am doing some experiments with pvswarp. If I modify the parameters
> affecting the scaling ratio I can easily notice the change in the timbre of
> the sound I'm processing. Not the same happens changing the values of the
> spectral envelope shift: I can't notice any difference between one setting
> and another one. In the Csound manual I read: "values > 0 shift the envelope
> linearly upwards and values < 1 shift it downwards". Is it right?
>
>
>
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