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Date2016-07-03 19:59
FromMenno Knevel
Subjectjitter2
Hi,

there is something i do not understand about the jitter2 opcode. I want to
use it to modulate the frequency of a phaser, but i want it to do its thing
at very slow speeds (0.05 - .4).
I like what i hear, but think the random modulation is kicking in too late
in the note. Only higher speeds values makes the random generation produce
values earlier in the note, but i want slow changes.

Perhaps someone can have a look what is going on? I have attached a csd that
prints the changing jitter2 values. Could it be a bug or is there some kind
of delay built in?

the file:  jitter2.csd
  





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Date2016-07-03 20:46
Fromjpff
SubjectRe: jitter2
T first k-cycle of jitter2 is always zero as I read the code.  Tat seems 
odd to me but seems it is written that way (technically dfdmax[123] start 
at zero)

Is that a posssible explanation?

On Sun, 3 Jul 2016, Menno Knevel wrote:

> Hi,
>
> there is something i do not understand about the jitter2 opcode. I want to
> use it to modulate the frequency of a phaser, but i want it to do its thing
> at very slow speeds (0.05 - .4).
> I like what i hear, but think the random modulation is kicking in too late
> in the note. Only higher speeds values makes the random generation produce
> values earlier in the note, but i want slow changes.
>
> Perhaps someone can have a look what is going on? I have attached a csd that
> prints the changing jitter2 values. Could it be a bug or is there some kind
> of delay built in?
>
> the file:  jitter2.csd
> 
>
>
>
>
>
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Date2016-07-03 20:56
Fromjpff
SubjectRe: jitter2
Worse than I thought -- it is zero unti te end of the shortest first 
cycle.

On Sun, 3 Jul 2016, jpff wrote:

> T first k-cycle of jitter2 is always zero as I read the code.  Tat seems odd 
> to me but seems it is written that way (technically dfdmax[123] start at 
> zero)
>
> Is that a posssible explanation?
>

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Date2016-07-03 21:09
FromMenno Knevel
SubjectRe: jitter2
i guess that is the reason why it is not producing values right away..
Can this be changed/rectified?  
Perhaps for compatibility reasons there could be an optional parameter that
defaults to the present situation?



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Date2016-07-03 21:10
Fromjpff
SubjectRe: jitter2
and it has uninitialised values affecting the output......

On Sun, 3 Jul 2016, jpff wrote:

> Worse than I thought -- it is zero unti te end of the shortest first cycle.
>
> On Sun, 3 Jul 2016, jpff wrote:
>
>> T first k-cycle of jitter2 is always zero as I read the code.  Tat seems 
>> odd to me but seems it is written that way (technically dfdmax[123] start 
>> at zero)
>> 
>> Is that a posssible explanation?
>> 
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Date2016-07-03 21:24
Fromjpff
SubjectRe: jitter2
I will look at it -- and initialise the values as well.

I haveit written -- can you test?

On Sun, 3 Jul 2016, Menno Knevel wrote:

> i guess that is the reason why it is not producing values right away..
> Can this be changed/rectified?
> Perhaps for compatibility reasons there could be an optional parameter that
> defaults to the present situation?
>
>
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Date2016-07-03 21:53
FromMenno Knevel
SubjectRe: jitter2
it sound much cleaner - it is better.
But
i still have to wait a long time before the jitter kicks in. I do understand
that the starting value = 0 as there is no offset, but it stays at 0 too
long. That is not what i' d expect. I would prefer that a delay could be
set...

I see that you have added something to the jitter2 parameters: what does the
"o" in "kkkkkkko" stand for?




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Date2016-07-03 21:57
FromMenno Knevel
SubjectRe: jitter2
forgot to mention: my ksmps = 256



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Date2016-07-04 09:25
FromMenno Knevel
SubjectRe: jitter2
the additional argument is exactly what i was looking for. Thanks John,
problem solved.



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Date2016-07-04 12:40
FromJohn
SubjectRe: jitter2

I will try to document it

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On 4 Jul 2016, at 09:26, Menno Knevel <magknevel@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
the additional argument is exactly what i was looking for. Thanks John,
problem solved.



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