| Josep M* Comajuncosas wrote:
> You can always do something like e(x)-e(-x)/2... (I don´t remember the
>
> exact relationship). Some other stuff is more important, like
> n-dimensional variables.
Mmmm what a shame... this is the hiperbolic sinus hug? Mmmm... too
fast reading the mail...
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jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk wrote:
> As some of the new opcodes need some impulses and pluck excitements, I
>
> have created a new directory pub/dream/documentation/sounds/modelling
> in which I have placed some useful waves.
What are the new opcodes which need impulses and pluck excitements?
(BtW I'm developing some physical-algorithms opcodes that allow k-rate
lower than a-rate, to use them in real-time).
merry Christmas
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jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk wrote:
> As some of the new opcodes need some impulses and pluck excitements, I
>
> have created a new directory pub/dream/documentation/sounds/modelling
> in which I have placed some useful waves.
What are the new opcodes which need impulses and pluck excitements?
(BtW I'm developing some physical-algorithms opcodes that allow k-rate
lower than a-rate, to use them in real-time).
merry Christmas
--
Gabriel Maldonado
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Message written at 24 Dec 1997 09:45:03 +0000
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Can anyone confirm this? I cannot see why it should be true looking
at the sources. I am reviewing all outstanding problems reported.
=John
>>>>> "Pablo" = Pablo Sotuyo writes:
Pablo> Knowing there will be a 3.47 version of Csound (Thanks to
Pablo> all who were concerned ;) ) I would like it to get the ihold
Pablo> revised/modified to let the instrument stay poliphonic and not becomes
Pablo> monophonic as it behaves in 3.46 version of Csound (win) when you use
Pablo> it. Or at least include this behaviour in the next Csound Manual.
Pablo> Thank you all in advance.
Pablo> Pablo.
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Hans Mikelson wrote:
>> It also does not wrap around at 12;
jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk wrote:
> Indeed, nor should it. What has 12 to do with tuning(!?)
Hans Mikelson wrote:
> It makes it a bit of a chore to code a wrap around at least the way I did
> it. Perhaps there is an easier way?
You can write a second table with your division pattern:
f31 0 4 -2 1 1.259921 1.587401
f32 0 32 -2 5. 5.01 5.02
6. 6.01 6.02
7. 7.01 7.02
8. 8.01 8.02
9. 9.01 9.02
10. 10.01 10.02
11. 11.01 11.02
12. 12.01 12.02
And now You can call cps2pch with integers:
index table p4,32
icps cps2pch index,-31
print icps
E.Zipfel
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From: J P Fitch
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The release notes give the simple use, and I have a simple test
orchestra/sco that I use. If anyone wants them I can send; if
enough want them I will place on teh server somewhere.
....but it is holiday time and so time to compose!
Best wishes to all csound users for whatever you celebrate.
=John
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The release notes give the simple use, and I have a simple test
orchestra/sco that I use. If anyone wants them I can send; if
enough want them I will place on teh server somewhere.
....but it is holiday time and so time to compose!
Best wishes to all csound users for whatever you celebrate.
=John
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Er, unless I have very badly misunderstood something, I thought ihold is
~meant~ to make the instrument monophonic - to create ties, etc; once
an instrument has been put on hold (via ihold or negative p3), a new
i-statement for that instrument takes it over ('takes over the data
space'). If this statement has a negative p3, the hold continues,
otherwise hold is stopped at the end of that time, and normal polyphonic
ability resumes for that instrument.
This is what I understand the defined, documented behaviour to be -
ihold is defined to force monophonic behaviour for the instrument. The
only way to create polyphonic held or legato voices in Csound is to use
distinct instruments. I can't see how this could be changed withought
completely redesigning everything!
Unless, of course...
Richard Dobson
jpff@maths.bath.ac.uk wrote:
>
>
> Can anyone confirm this? I cannot see why it should be true looking
> at the sources. I am reviewing all outstanding problems reported.
>
> =John
>
> >>>>> "Pablo" = Pablo Sotuyo writes:
>
> Pablo> Knowing there will be a 3.47 version of Csound (Thanks to
> Pablo> all who were concerned ;) ) I would like it to get the ihold
> Pablo> revised/modified to let the instrument stay poliphonic and not becomes
> Pablo> monophonic as it behaves in 3.46 version of Csound (win) when you use
> Pablo> it. Or at least include this behaviour in the next Csound Manual.
> Pablo> Thank you all in advance.
> Pablo> Pablo.
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Adding an arctangent function would not be too hard. I will look at
it.
=John
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