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Eska · 9 May 2006

// scanner 5 streamin inA; streamin inB; streamin inC; streamin inD; streamin inE; streamin scan; streamout out; float mixA, mixB, mixC, mixF,mixG,mixH,s ;

s = scan * 4; s = min(s ,3.99999); s = max(s ,0);

mixF = s ; mixC = s - 0.5 ; mixA = s - rndint(mixC ) ; mixB = 1 - mixA;

out = (mixF <= 1 ) & (inB * mixA + inA * mixB ) +(s > 1 ) & (s < 2 ) & (inB * mixB + inC * mixA ) +(s >= 2 ) & (s <= 3 ) & (inC * mixB + inD * mixA ) +(s > 3 ) & (inD * mixB + inE * mixA ) ;

The clipped version - saves some cpu too

skOre · 9 May 2006

thanks for reminding 🙂 will try out soon!

AngularMomentum · 9 May 2006

Thanks for that! I use crossmixing the hp and lp in some of my SE synths...will try this out now! 😍

Eska · 9 May 2006

Some years ago I spent some time with visual C++ waiting for the next compiler error - but this here is pure fun!

Forgot to mention: The circular version has 5 crossfades. 0 and 1 are inA, so you have 0 to 0.2, 0.2 to 0.4...clipped version has 4, so 0 to 0.25 .....

skOre · 9 May 2006

Seems as another one has been hooked by the pure blessing of working with Synthmaker 🙂

infuzion · 10 May 2006

I'm not clear what exactly this is to do... can someone explain please? cheers

AngularMomentum · 10 May 2006

Eska wrote: Some years ago I spent some time with visual C++ waiting for the next compiler error - but this here is pure fun!

Forgot to mention: The circular version has 5 crossfades. 0 and 1 are inA, so you have 0 to 0.2, 0.2 to 0.4...clipped version has 4, so 0 to 0.25 .....

That's total acracadabra to me 😀

I tried it and very probable I am missing something...just get a sort of distortion out of it when setting the cutoff low, and get no results with the scan thingie...but I have to remind you that I am the forum idiot here... 😉

Shimmer · 10 May 2006

AngularMomentum wrote: but I have to remind you that I am the forum idiot here... 😉

Not since I joined.

Shifrin · 10 May 2006

infuzion wrote: I'm not clear what exactly this is to do... can someone explain please? cheers

Not tried it but I believe it allows you to move through the various input streams smoothly - i.e. if we have inA to inE and some mix parameter then the output will be inA, then a mix of inA + inB, then inB, then a mix of inB + inC... sort of like a cossfade but between 5 input sources instead of 2 😉

Shif.

Eska · 10 May 2006

Exactly. Stupid me thought everybody knows. It`s a standard module in Reaktor.