Re: [CM] env->channel, and float-vector->channel
You're talking about the length of each blip? In the env-channel case, the vector is treated as an envelope and applied to .015 seconds of samples, but in the float-vector->channel case, the vector itself is simply copied into the file. It only has 8 samples, so in the float-vector->channel case, the blips are 8 samples wide, rather than .015 * 48000 = 720 samples. (By the way, I think you don't need the insert-silence statement -- it just adds 48000 samples to the overall file length). ___ Cmdist mailing list Cmdist@ccrma.stanford.edu https://cm-mail.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/cmdist
[CM] env->channel, and float-vector->channel
Hi, I'm having some confusion about successive edits using env->channel vs. float-vector->channel. For example if I loop employing env-channel and a vector as an envelope, then I see the successive edits every 1k samples; but when I try to do that using float-vector->channel the spacing is squished. Float-vector->channel works fine if I employ the vector as envelope across the whole snd., but I'm failing to understand how to employ it for successive back-to-back edits within the snd. Thank you for Snd 18.7! Regards, Jim (set! (mus-srate) 48000) (let* ((mysize 8) ;size of vector for envelope pairs (fsize 48000) ;size of the snd (myvec (make-float-vector mysize)) ) (new-sound "test.snd" :size fsize) (insert-silence 0 fsize) (map-channel (lambda (y) 0.5)) (float-vector-set! myvec 0 0.1);x1 (float-vector-set! myvec 1 0.5 );y1 (float-vector-set! myvec 2 0.5 );x2 (float-vector-set! myvec 3 1.0 );y2 (float-vector-set! myvec 4 0.75 );x3 (float-vector-set! myvec 5 -1.0 );y3 (float-vector-set! myvec 6 1.0 );x4 (float-vector-set! myvec 7 0.0 );y4 (do ((i 0 (+ i 1000))) ((= i 24000)) (env-channel (make-env myvec :duration 0.015 :scaler 1.0) i 1000 0 0 ) ;(float-vector->channel myvec i 1000 0) ;place float-vector in the editor ;XXX )) ___ Cmdist mailing list Cmdist@ccrma.stanford.edu https://cm-mail.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/cmdist
