SynthMaker

Hop jitter

Archive · 2009 4 old posts

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Eska ·

Using the hop command in a VSTi creates timing variance (jitter) as voices are processed in blocks of 4, but the hop is executed with voice number one. Now my idea: To avoid this I have to repeat a lot of code in stage0, so a subroutine command - Call[Label]+return - together with a system variable Mask(bool,zero for already running notes) to mask out counters or recursive stuff, would be usefull.

infuzion ·

Eska wrote: Using the hop command in a VSTi creates timing variance (jitter) as voices are processed in blocks of 4, but the hop is executed with voice number one.

As of 1.1.3, the hop() will be restarted with each new note, not just the first voice as it is with 1.1.2.

TomC ·

infuzion wrote: As of 1.1.3, the hop() will be restarted with each new note, not just the first voice as it is with 1.1.2.

🙂

Eska ·

😀 😀

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