I saw an orc that would track only the blue color in a mandelbrot

set which is sort of similar to what you proposed doing with csound

rotating the sound as if it was a piece of tape being spliced together

but it seems to me that your limited in approximately

three ways along that lines of thinking:

1 forward play at > or < sr

2 reverse play at > or < sr

3 invent a new opcode ( and this is where we all smile big)

but this does bring to mind an interesting fractally orriented

filter which could function in a similar fashion as an

lpc. but it would track certain frequency similar to a single band

vocode combined with the above .

just a idea though, not a polished principal.

but the band would be wide enough to get the impression

of your initial sound tweaked a bit with convolve along 

a single band. and then mix wet or dry as out put in the opcode 

we propose here.

craig

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On 16 Apr 99 20:21:49 MDT, you wrote:

>I saw an orc that would track only the blue color in a mandelbrot
>
this sounds very interesting. how does it work?
any examples, perhaps the orc?

>set which is sort of similar to what you proposed doing with csound
>
>rotating the sound as if it was a piece of tape being spliced together
>
>but it seems to me that your limited in approximately
>
>three ways along that lines of thinking:
>
>1 forward play at > or < sr
>
>2 reverse play at > or < sr
>
>3 invent a new opcode ( and this is where we all smile big)
>
>but this does bring to mind an interesting fractally orriented
>
>filter which could function in a similar fashion as an
>
>lpc. but it would track certain frequency similar to a single band
>
>vocode combined with the above .
>
>just a idea though, not a polished principal.
>
>but the band would be wide enough to get the impression
>
>of your initial sound tweaked a bit with convolve along 
>
>a single band. and then mix wet or dry as out put in the opcode 
>
>we propose here.
>
>craig
>
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