Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Sat, 29 May 2010, Martin Peach wrote:
So with a teeny bit more code, the inlet could potentially be used to
initialize to a different starting point, but it would not change the
sound, except for example if you were multiplying two [noise~]s.
Every [noise~] is initialised with a seed that is 1319 times the
previously used seed, mod (1<<32).
x->x_val = (init *= 1319);
Ooops, I missed that init is declared static in noise_new(), so the same
variable is used by every instance of [noise~].
Could you please explain what could sound different when multiplying two
[noise~] together ?
I doubt if it would sound any different. Subtracting two identical noise
signals should result in zero, but since it's very difficult to make two
identical [noise~] streams it probably doesn't matter any more.
Martin
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