Before we trashed our setup, slub had primitive wavetable synthesis
built-in to the software sampler. It had four parameters (wavetype,
phase offset, amplitude, decay) that were configured using the letters
a to z, so any particular four letter word would generate a certain
tone of sound. "slub" produced a smoothish sinusoidal waveform. "ting"
was quite sharp, I seem to recall. "ruff" was noisy, etc, etc...
On 17 Mar 2005, at 09:53 pm, Tom Betts wrote:
> Yo guys,
>
> Just thought i'd raise my sleepy new baby tiredness head above the
> duvet for a second..
> Thought some of you might like to know that im still working on my
> live-coding performance/programming tool.
> Its now got a full script editor,with tooltips (for function parameter
> hints), help files, syntax coloring and clever parsing stuff.
> I also managed to write vst hosting into the app (all scriptable and
> dynamic from the user written code)
> and channel management. Also a sample managemet library accessible
> from code level or gui.
> sadly i havent got as far as making a ditributable version and i need
> to workon making a load of demo patches.
>
> Im interested in how any of you use realtime synthesis from code level.
> My app uses sample file playback functions but i might start a
> synthesis library
> not used any command line synth stuff so wonder if you have got any
> pointers?
> (for things like creation and modification etc) obviously a synthesis
> library could get very complex
> id rather not get too deep into it but wonder if a simple library
> would be worth adding.
>
> Tom
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