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from your first email, it sounds like you are expecting a pitch shift.
So how does the pitch shift you are hearing differ from what you are
expecting i.e. define "weird." I take it you tried different numbers
where the 50 is i.e. 500 etc.? Still weird?<br>
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It seemed to me that Frank thought you wanted to build a pitch shifter
using the delay effect.<br>
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-John<br>
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<pre wrap="">Thanks Marius, Frank & John
I got rid of the click noises now by doing this
[numberbox\
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[pack $f1 50]
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[line~]
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[vd~ testreadname]
But the pitch shifting it does while changing delay time is quite
weird, so I think I will look into Franks example of doing this.
/ Bjørn
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 07:08, marius schebella
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<pre wrap="">hi again,
vd~ allows you to be controlled via a dsp signal (as opposed to a message
inlet which only gets updated every 1,6 ms or so) and thus allows you to
smoothly change the delay time. but you have to do do an interpolation
between the messages you are feeding into it, and the best way to do this is
with [line~].
[numberbox\
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[line $1 100(
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[vd~ del]
marius.
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<pre wrap="">Hey Marius
Thanks for the quick reply.
I have now tried vd~, but I still encounter clicks noises when I
change delay time.
audiosignal
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[delwrite testname 2000]
delaytime
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[sig~]
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[vd~ testname]
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audioout+back to delwrite
Do the click noises has something to do with the samplelength in
delwrite~? (and can it at all be changed on the fly?)
/Bjørn
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 00:13, marius schebella
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<pre wrap="">hi Bjørn,
maybe vd~ (variable delay) is what you're looking for?
marius.
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<pre wrap="">Hey PD list
This is my first mail to the list and I am a newbie in PD, so please
bear with me.
I am trying to make a patch that simulates the delay effects I use as
a stompbox for my guitar. I.e. a signal delay line, with a parameter
of feedback and a parameter of delay time. While changing the delay
time parameter the ongoing sampled part should change pitch.
My first attempt (as in the attached patch) is to use
delread~/delwrite~, but changing the lenght of the sampled part in
delread~ makes a lot of clicks noises (which can be fun, but not what
I intended) and it do not change pitch. My max/msp friend said I
should instead of clipping the sample, make it run faster. So I tried
to figure if that was possible with delread~, vd~ or using arrays
instead with tabread(4)~, but I have not found the golden key yet.
I would be very happy if somebody could lead me in right direction.
Thanks, Bjørn
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