[PD] acieeed?
derek holzer
derek at x-i.net
Sun Feb 13 05:09:53 CET 2005
Have to admit that those Blop oscillators sound pretty damned good. One
problem with PD is that there's no simple [+ anti-aliased] way to make a
square, triangle or PWM oscillator. I can't recall which waveforms get
used in Frank's thingee [triangle and square are pretty
acieeeeed-sounding, tho...], but they won't sound nearly so phat if you
"home-brew" it w/o the Blop oscillators. Vcf303 could probably be
replicated with the vcf~ object in main PD, but again it might not be so
fine tuned. Also might take a different range of control numbers. Try it
out and see. Somebody else might have made some cross-platfrom,
anti-aliased multi-wavefrom osciallators. Might be good if they chimed
in right about now if they have ;-)
d.
Ian Smith-Heisters wrote:
> Well, pianoroll works under OSX, I think maxlib does too. Then you just
> need to replace the LADSPA plugins, or perhaps not, I wouldn't be
> surprised if fink had some LADSPA OSX thingie. Even if not, all it uses
> from LADSPA is an oscillator and the vcf303, which I'm not sure how you
> could replace. Bottom line is you could probably get it working to some
> degree with a bit of work.
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