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punchik punchik wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">hi, is it possible to read a delay line
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delwrite?
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i need to trigger a lot of delaylines at differents
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speeds for creating some polyrythms.
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for example, my first delayline is triggered each 100
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miliseconds , my second delayline is triggered each
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200 ms and so on....
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i can do this making a feedback <connecting delread
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back to delwrite>, but the problem with this is that i
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cant change the triggering speed -on the fly- without
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changing the delay line (if i change the delay time of
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delread when its connected to delwrite it gonna change
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all the sound stored in the delay line.
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any idea of manipulable polyrythms with delays lines?
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thanlks
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s.
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Hi punchick,
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You can use several [delread~]s for one [delwrite~].
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One which remains constant and provides the feedback, and another one
that you vary the length of.
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([vd~] might be a better option)
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Another way could be to use a table instead of a delay buffer.
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Tim
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