How to bring the Wave Display to the GUI

philter5 · 6 Dec 2011

i assume you mean the wavetable-Osc or am i wrong? if so, just use the Float-Array blend module from the dev-toolkit. or do you mean real *.WAV files used as OSC?

theun · 6 Dec 2011

Probably Neptune means the Wave Display primitive.

I'm afraid it is not possible to have a primitive show up in the GUI

CoreStyler · 7 Dec 2011

Use this schematic.

Just link the array of strings of the wave loader or wavetable to the module.

To do what you want, displaying phase and progress i think you may modify this to work on playing.. so maybe from poly signal. Maybe save in memory the changes in a period of time x. 😀 cheers

Neptune · 7 Dec 2011

theun wrote: Probably Neptune means the Wave Display primitive.

I'm afraid it is not possible to have a primitive show up in the GUI

Thanks guys for your help. It is unfortunatelly like theun said the output from the Wave Display Primitive i want to show on the GUI. Just to show the wave of the poly stream.

I i`ll find a way i will post the osm here later.

Thanks Neptune

Mo · 7 Dec 2011

Here's a wave display with automatic redraw only when waveform change. It can be made look like the wave display primitive and showed on GUI.

Neptune · 9 Dec 2011

Mo wrote: Here's a wave display with automatic redraw only when waveform change. It can be made look like the wave display primitive and showed on GUI.

Thanks Mo!

But my system always refuses to connect the analyser to the polystream when its coming from the Midi2Poly. When i force the system to connect the sound gets muted and thats it. Is there something i have overseen, what i have to take care of when i want to connect the Analyser?

Its kinda painful to disconnect everything just to make a new preset 🙂

Mo · 9 Dec 2011

Yes, it would need a copy of the oscillators not connected to Midi2Poly. If using Mono to Graph it would be difficult to define the start of waveform then analyse phase changes.

Jay · 10 Dec 2011

Hi like this neptune 🙂

Best Regards Jay

Mo · 10 Dec 2011

Jay wrote: Hi like this

Yes but now it updates the redraw primitive all the time. Also why move the phase of the display only? I would just do like this:

Neptune · 10 Dec 2011

Thanks again. I will definately try it out when i am home in 2 days. I want to keep the CPU as low as possible so i have to check how much cpu the copied parts will take.

Jay · 11 Dec 2011

Oh the shift was purely to show the waveform neatly within the display instead of them showing offset and not to change the phase of the osc!

I never realized the anyliser outputed constant ticks like it does! you learn something new every day 🙂 Cheers Mo!

Best Regards - Jay

Neptune · 18 Dec 2011

Thank a lot Jay and Mo! It works perfectly.

First i thought the copied part of my synth will double the cpu but the analyser nearly does not affect the cpu.