Hey hey,
I'd like to find and manipulate harmonics. I assume PVS is the way to go, 
starting with a pitchtracking opcode. But what then? My idea:
use pvsftw pvsftr to go through the bins and find the relevant frequencies and 
then modify the related amplitudes or even slightly shift the frequencies.

Since bins are regularly spaced, I assume that I can optimise the frequency 
searching by using that fact.

Is that really the quickest route to success or is there a cleverer way?

Secondly: if I shift a frequency, do I have to stay within its bin or 
otherwise add its volume to another band?

Can pvsmaska or pvstencil be adapted to quickly pitch the masking/filtering 
function instead?

Thanks for any good suggestions, pointers and hints on the above.

Best wishes,

Jeanette

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Hi,

check out opcode partials from the PVS family!

tarmo

On neljapäev, 3. august 2017 20:16.14 EEST you wrote:
> Hey hey,
> I'd like to find and manipulate harmonics. I assume PVS is the way to go,
> starting with a pitchtracking opcode. But what then? My idea:
> use pvsftw pvsftr to go through the bins and find the relevant frequencies
> and then modify the related amplitudes or even slightly shift the
> frequencies.
> 
> Since bins are regularly spaced, I assume that I can optimise the frequency
> searching by using that fact.
> 
> Is that really the quickest route to success or is there a cleverer way?
> 
> Secondly: if I shift a frequency, do I have to stay within its bin or
> otherwise add its volume to another band?
> 
> Can pvsmaska or pvstencil be adapted to quickly pitch the masking/filtering
> function instead?
> 
> Thanks for any good suggestions, pointers and hints on the above.
> 
> Best wishes,
> 
> Jeanette
> 
> --------
> * website: http://juliencoder.de - for summer is a state of sound
> * SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeanette_c
> 
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> But now I'm Stronger <3
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Aug 3 2017, Tarmo Johannes has written:

> Hi,
>
> check out opcode partials from the PVS family!
I already had. I does sound interesting. Can the output of partials be
used with normal PVS opcodes again, or are these signals limited to the
track specific opcodes?
...

Best wishes,

Jeanette

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