Tom7777 ·
A quantizer module would be really cool with an adjustable step size control and a step curve/attack control also with the default curve as 0 so its a solid step unless a value is set. Thanks 🙂
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Tom7777 ·
A quantizer module would be really cool with an adjustable step size control and a step curve/attack control also with the default curve as 0 so its a solid step unless a value is set. Thanks 🙂
Shifrin ·
Tom7777 wrote: A quantizer module would be really cool with an adjustable step size control and a step curve/attack control also with the default curve as 0 so its a solid step unless a value is set. Thanks 🙂
You should check out the exampleLFO.osm that Jorge posted in response to my question on LFO's LFO's, SamplePos and Tuning :-)
Maybe not *exactly* what you want, but very useful nonetheless 🙂
Shif.
Tom7777 ·
Maybe not *exactly* what you want, but very useful nonetheless
Thanks Shifrin, These are very useful but they are not really what im after though. Im guessing you could be able to make a module that does this from parts but i can't work it out. I think it would be great as a default module though 🙂
stefan ·
You can atleast quantize values by converting them to integers and fiddle with these.
Tom7777 ·
You can atleast quantize values by converting them to integers and fiddle with these.
Yeah i actually found this out a few mins after i posted the question but seem to only be able to do it in steps of 1 but im trying to find a way. Will post any results i find.
stefan ·
Well, you can do it like this
divide the input with step size add 0.5 convert to int multiply by step size
now you have choosable step size.
Tom7777 ·
Cool thanks 🙂
dutchound ·
yeah you multiply by 100, convert to interger and devide by 100 again, except you put an adjustable knob instead of a fixed 100 value.
only problem with that is the aliasing, you get a signal with dozens of aliased pointsm, i.e. logical 90 degree bends in the sound graph.
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