| There are only 3 rates in csound: i,k and a (p-fields are i-rate).
The need of a high k-rate value is mainly to avoid distortion in sound. As I said in a
previous message, one shoud use only a-rate signals to control amplitude or variant delay.
So I suggest to use a-rate amplitude envelopes or to use opcode interp to tranform a
k-rate signal to an a-rate one. In these cases the distortion will become unheardable even
with low k-rate values.
Gabriel
Kevin Gallagher wrote:
>
> I was just wondering, is there/could there be a way to have more than the
> four rates p, i, k, and a for csound? I'm doing some stuff in realtime so
> I need to optimize bandwidth. In getting rid of some pops and clicks, I
> found that I need a high krate (3000+), but my realtime MIDI stuff often
> demands a low krate (under 500). Is there a way to have two krates, a
> high one and a low one? If not, what is a good workaround?
>
> Kevin Gallager, kgallagh@astro.temple.edu |