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From: tolve[SMTP:tlv@tuna.net]
Sent: 31 March 1998 00:44
To: d1st@earthlink.net; csound@maths.ex.ac.uk
Subject: Re: Long Tone Problem
try removing carriage returns from linseg.
tolve
david f. wrote:
>Hi to All -
>
>I've been trying to build a simple set of sustained tones that move through
>various timed glissandi stages (see enclosed files). I keep getting a fatal
>error message stating "low on ARGSPACE". Apparently my linsegs are too long.
>Am I up against a wall? If so, can anyone see a more elegant way to achieve
>this? Am I missing something obvious?
>
>Thanks
>
>David F.
>
>
>;ORC
>sr = 44100
>kr = 4410
>ksmps = 10
>nchnls = 2
>
> instr 1
>kamp1 linseg p4, p3, p4
>kamp2 linseg p4*0, p3, p4*0
>kcps linseg p5, p3*7/64, p5, p3*1/64, p5*9/10, p3*7/64, p5*9/10, p3*1/64,
>p5, p3*7/64, p5, p3*1/64, p5*9/10, p3*7/64, p5*9/10, p3*1/64, p5, p3*7/64, p5,
>p3*1/64, p5*9/10, p3*7/64, p5*9/10, p3*1/64, p5, p3*7/64, p5, p3*1/64,
>p5*9/10, p3*7/64, p5*9/10, p3*1/64, p5
>aout1 oscil kamp1, kcps, 1
>aout2 oscil kamp2, kcps, 1
> outs aout1, aout2
> endin
>
>
> instr 2
>kamp1 linseg p4, p3, p4
>kamp2 linseg p4*0, p3, p4*0
>kcps linseg p5*6/5, p3*3/64, p5*6/5, p3*1/64, p5*4/3, p3*3/64, p5*4/3,
>p3*1/64, p5*6/5, p3*3/64, p5*6/5, p3*1/64, p5*9/8, p3*3/64, p5*9/8, p3*1/64,
>p5*6/5, p3*3/64, p5*6/5, p3*1/64, p5*4/3, p3*3/64, p5*4/3, p3*1/64, p5*6/5,
>p3*3/64, p5*6/5, p3*1/64, p5*9/8, p3*3/64, p5*9/8, p3*1/64, p5*6/5, p3*3/64,
>p5*6/5, p3*3/64, p5*6/5, p3*1/64, p5*4/3, p3*3/64, p5*4/3, p3*1/64, p5*6/5,
>p3*3/64, p5*6/5, p3*1/64, p5*9/8, p3*3/64, p5*9/8, p3*1/64, p5*6/5, p3*3/64,
>p5*6/5, p3*1/64, p5*4/3, p3*3/64, p5*4/3, p3*1/64, p5*6/5, p3*3/64, p5*6/5,
>p3*1/64, p5*9/8, p3*3/64, p5*9/8, p3*1/64, p5*6/5, p3*3/64, p5*6/5
>aout1 oscil kamp2, kcps, 1
>aout2 oscil kamp1, kcps, 1
> outs aout1, aout2
> endin
>
> instr 3
>kamp1 linseg p4, p3, p4
>kamp2 linseg p4*0, p3, p4*0
>kcps linseg p5*3/2, p3*3/64, p5*3/2, p3*1/64, p5*5/3, p3*3/64, p5*5/3,
>p3*1/64, p5*3/2, p3*3/64, p5*3/2, p3*1/64, p5*3/2, p3*3/64, p5*3/2, p3*1/64,
>p5*3/2, p3*3/64, p5*3/2, p3*1/64, p5*5/3, p3*3/64, p5*5/3, p3*1/64, p5*3/2,
>p3*3/64, p5*3/2, p3*1/64, p5*3/2, p3*3/64, p5*3/2, p3*1/64, p5*3/2,
>p3*3/64, p5*3/2
>aout1 oscil kamp1, kcps, 1
>aout2 oscil kamp2, kcps, 1
> outs aout1, aout2
> endin
>
>
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>;SCO
>f1 0 8192 10 1 .5 .3333 .25 .2 .1667
>t 0 25
> ;inst start dur ampl freq
> i1 0 16 3000 174.6141
> i2 0 16 3000 174.6141
> i3 0 16 3000 174.6141
>
>
>e
Alternatively create your linseg envelope by using GEN07 (ie. something like f2 0 128 7 ) in your score ; if you have WCShell, you can draw it! Then index the table from the orchestra using something like :
kndx line 0,idur,
kcps tablei kndx,
kcps=kcps*p5
This seems more efficient to me!
JamieB
| Date | 1998-04-01 14:24 | | From | Peter Whincop | | Subject | mail archives | | Hi,
I have had three problems witht the list archives. (1) Sometimes James's
server doesn't permit me access, generally when I most desperately need to
read something, say, about convolve; (2) The messages are often not
referenced correctly from the indices, especially when following a thread
from inside a message; and (3) Right now (1330 April 1, and this is no
joke) there are almost no messages listed.
I was hoping someone might look into this.
Thanks,
Peter
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