SM Bass - Completed and released

[Guest]

Wecant build a sequencer till we have mono, And mono isn't available yet so ?

Mono is nearly possible:

http://www.synthmaker.com/docs/uploads/2005/may/12/mono.osm
This implementation of mono has one flaw, if you play Note1 then Note2, when release Note2 the sound just stops, it should go back to Note1.

I think with one more component it will be possible to do a propper mono, the new component would keep an array of values and let one value be added to an array on one Add trigger input and the last value remove on a Remove trigger input, it would be like a buffer of values.

[Nu Audio Science]

Wow cheers erm "Guest"

[jorge]

Wow cheers erm "Guest"

guest is me, somehow it is now possible to post as a guest. Must be because this is a new forum, something in the forum settings must be wrong.

[Nu Audio Science]

Teehee
I guessed from the link it was you or Malc lol

[Tom7777]

Thanks jorge

[Shifrin]

This 'mono' schematic looks interesting, cheers Jorge

Shif.

[Nu Audio Science]

http://uk.geocities.com/nas_sound/SMee.zip

I put one of the LFOs in from example.osm, I haven't worked out how to change the lfo from 8 to 16 yet but it gives an idea of how its going to sound, I'll put this mono schematic in next and then update the file

EDIT*Its actually rather strange but the envelope stays open and actually makes this sound nice, Holding the key down actually filters out, Wrong but maybe a worthy option ?

[rl]

go into the LFO Module - into the smooth module (lower right).
There are 2 Ramp modules. their output is multiplied by 8

change 8 to 16 in both places

[Nu Audio Science]

http://uk.geocities.com/nas_sound/SMee.zip
OK smallupdate with rl's mods cheers dude, One of em was under cables and i couldn't see it nice one
Stillnomono mod yet though (Was trying to get the tempo delay done)
Cheers

[Nu Audio Science]

http://uk.geocities.com/nas_sound/test2.mp3

From the look of this audio file we may need some DC correction ?

[Shifrin]

http://uk.geocities.com/nas_sound/test2.mp3

From the look of this audio file we may need some DC correction ?

Check this out :- http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/filters/DC_Blocker.html

Very easy to implement, you can do it without the code component even

Any problems with it and I'll post a schematic.

Shif.

[Nu Audio Science]

I'm probably a mile off here but here i go

x is the input ?
y is the output ?
r is controlled by some math that is connected to the sample rate ?
n n-1 is i haven't got a clue but would guess the extremes that the signal has to be between ?

Dont hit me with a schematic quite yet though, Maybe just acouple of hints

[Shifrin]

Dont hit me with a schematic quite yet though, Maybe just acouple of hints

Ok, how about if I write it like this (you had some parts right!) :-

output(n) = input(n) - input(n-1) + 0.995*output(n-1)

You're right about R having something to do with Sample Rate (if I understand it right that is!).

Oh yeah, if you still can't guess what (n) and (n-1) are I'll give another hint!

Shif.

[Nu Audio Science]

Recursive = a data which contains itself, So would it be the input and itself ?

[jorge]

Here's another Mono schematic that might come handy with this project:
http://www.synthmaker.com/docs/uploads/2005/may/12/midiMono.osm
For this schematic you need the latest version of SM:
http://www.synthmaker.com/setupSynthmaker_0_9_3i.zip