On Mar 21, 2014, at 5:26 AM, Emanuel Landeholm <emanuel.landeh...@gmail.com> wrote: > Also, David Lowenfels, would you like to share your pd implementation?
Sure. I was able to dust it off and get it running, but there are some external dependencies which I need to remove in order to make it portable. It will take me a few days to clean it up. I played around with it this morning, and there is some audible aliasing in the higher octave, especially when using the more rectangular-ish shaped windows (which is no big surprise). Oversampling would help for sure. My patch uses an envelope follower on a drum loop to modulate the master/slave ratio. It does sound pretty cool with a sine wave, kind of like one of those plastic whirly tubes. -David
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