Poly Divide?

Shifrin · 11 May 2005

Rellik wrote: Just a little question - how would I do poly divide?

There's float divide and poly add/multiply, but I have no idea how to do a poly divide.

You can use the code component, something like this :-

// Divide... polyin numerator; polyin denominator; polyout result;

result = numerator / denominator; // End.

Rellik wrote: The real issue is that I'm very confused about the poly/mono stuff vs. Floats, Strings, etc. What does poly even mean? I've been snooping around trying to find some documentation on it but don't really see anything..

Poly data is at sample rate, so for each and every sample the poly maths, for example, are updated. Float data, for example, is only updated when it's needed. I'm sure someone can give you a better explanation 😉

Rellik wrote: By the way, I'm working on a fairly simple idea:

Sounds interesting!

Shif.

Rellik · 11 May 2005

Shifrin wrote: Rellik wrote: Just a little question - how would I do poly divide?

There's float divide and poly add/multiply, but I have no idea how to do a poly divide.

You can use the code component, something like this :-

// Divide... polyin numerator; polyin denominator; polyout result;

result = numerator / denominator; // End.

Rellik wrote: The real issue is that I'm very confused about the poly/mono stuff vs. Floats, Strings, etc. What does poly even mean? I've been snooping around trying to find some documentation on it but don't really see anything..

Poly data is at sample rate, so for each and every sample the poly maths, for example, are updated. Float data, for example, is only updated when it's needed. I'm sure someone can give you a better explanation 😉

Rellik wrote: By the way, I'm working on a fairly simple idea:

Sounds interesting!

Shif.

Good idea about the code!

I'll make it into a module 😀

unkargherth · 12 May 2005

Rellik wrote: ... - any filter I find that I like will go in the filter-list 😀 hopefully that won't suck too much CPU since you're only using one at a time. LP HP BP Moog Oberheim 18dB/oct 36dB 12dB comb formant XPander Prophet5...

Can you define Oberheim, Xpander, prophet5 in more ...mmm DSPichal terms ? ( like number of poles and zeros, db/octave, general type of filter (low pass , eq, highpass, shelve and so on)

Anyway. some to add to the list: RBJ Biquads, Zoelzer Biquads, short convolution FIR's, ladder filters ( other than moog, anyone?)

If you provide some simple source code for a filter, iwould be happy to help to try to code it

Rellik · 12 May 2005

No, sorry, I can't be more specific :P I'm just making the point that it's going to be a lot

Basically, if I find an algorithm, and it's ok to use it, and it's good enough, it goes in the gate-envelope-filter-bank-thing. 😉 Thanks for your offer of help, though - the more filters that are developed that generous people are willing to let people use, the more go in this effect.

I'll probably add an envelope follower, and then it will be the ultimate filterbank 😀. I don't understand why so many synths and effects have so few filter algorithms - the more the better!

The next thing on my list is devising the envelope/tempo-synced thing. I'll work on developing it myself, but I somehow doubt that by the time I finish there won't be any user-made-and-shared modules that do the same thing.

unkargherth · 12 May 2005

Search the forum. I pulished a VERY basic envelope follower somewhere.A more advanced version is on going ( as many many other things)