| Hi, Csounders,
I have a question about timbre: is it possible to change one timbre
into another one during playing? I do not like mix the two timbres
and modify the amplitude of them. What I really want is to have the
middle timbre of the two timbre and let the middle timbre between the
two.
I think there will be 3 conditions:
sampled sound 1-> middle timbre sampled sound -> sampled sound 2
sound generated by Csound -> sampled sound
sampled sound -> sound generated by Csound
Any comment is warmly welcomed.
Thanks & Happy Csounding!!! :)
==
Qian Chen
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What is the status of dls1 to replace gm?
Will it play under csound?
Thanks.
Please put your answer first, before you quote my message.
Thanks.
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>>>>> "Bertolt" == Bertolt Sobolik writes:
Bertolt> k-rate amplitude values don't seem to work in wgflute. This orchestra
Bertolt> yields a 0 amp file. The max is around 23000 if iamp is substituted for
Bertolt> kamp in the call to wgflute
Yes; the k-rate amplitde was not taken into account at all stages, so
I can believe that there is a problem. I think I have it fixed but I
would like to test it a little more.
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From: Qian Chen
Subject: Re: timbre shift
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Hi,
There was something wrong in my previous message
> I think there will be 3 conditions:
> sampled sound 1-> middle timbre sampled sound -> sampled sound 2
> sound generated by Csound -> sampled sound
> sampled sound -> sound generated by Csound
should be
1. sampled sound 1-> middle timbre -> sampled sound 2
2. sound generated by Csound -> middle timbre -> sampled sound
3. sampled sound -> middle timbre -> sound generated by Csound
What I would like to add is that the _sampled sound_ should have been
sampled and exists on the hard disk, while _sound generated by Csound_
is the sound generated dynamically by Csound, which means this sound
does not exists on the hard disk.
Sorry for disturbing you again.
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From: Hans Mikelson
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Subject: Manule Granule Perl Program Orc & Sco
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Hi there,
Here is a Perl program for creating scores. It's set up for a granular type
score right now.
Have fun,
Hans Mikelson
#Perl code
# Generate Score
$scofile="auto.sco";
open (SCO, ">$scofile");
print SCO "f1 0 1024 10 1 .3 .1 0 .2 .02 0 .1 .04\n";
# Grains Sta Fqc FqcRng
grain(200, 0, 900, .25);
grain(100, 5, 300, .50);
grain(150, 7, 600, .25);
close (SCO);
sub grain
{
my $ngrains = $_[0];
my $strt = $_[1];
my $freq = $_[2];
my $frange = $_[3];
for ( $i=0; $i<$ngrains; $i++)
{
$rnd1 = rand(1);
$sta = $rnd1*5+$strt;
$dur = rand(2)+.01;
$amp = 2000;
$fqc = rand($frange*$freq)+$freq;
$pan = rand(1);
print SCO "i1 $sta $dur $amp $fqc $pan\n";
}
}
; ORCHESTRA
sr = 44100
kr = 4410
ksmps = 10
nchnls=2
instr 1
kamp linseg 0, p3/2, p4, p3/2, 0 ; Fade in and out
aout oscil kamp, p5, 1 ; Simple oscillator
outs aout*sqrt(p6), aout*sqrt(1-p6) ; Output with panning
endin
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