I implemented the filter algorithm described in this paper:

http://dafx04.na.infn.it/WebProc/Proc/P_061.pdf

code is here if anyone's interested:

svn checkout https://code.goto10.org/svn/maximus/2009/muug/

I called it muug~ to distinguish from the moog~ in ggee, which uses a simpler algorithm.

Not very optimized (at least so far) - expect it to use loads of cpu juice for each object. And a bug: it only works correctly at 44100 sample rate inside a 4x upsampled subpatch, see the help patch for an example.

Here's a very simple kick drum that uses muug~

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/muugkick~.zip

thanks for the interest! not sure about the current state of my SVN version of muug~; it's essentially an abandoned project/experiment, not enough time on my hands to update it / apply your additions... and there's still a bug in this forum software / setup that means I can't download attachments anyway...

so I suggest you set up a repository on http://gitorious.org or similar and take over this code (there are some tools to convert from svn to git preserving history, email me if you need help), then I can update my SVN version to tell people to get it from your repository instead.

Did as you said, though I had a hard time converting from SVN to GIT. Since you only performed two commits I just did it by hand, noting your commit dates.

http://gitorious.org/muug/muug#

If we could get someone to compile a windows binary for us that would be great. Maybe Count Binoculars could do so. Tarball is here http://gitorious.org/muug/muug/archive-tarball/master

EDIT: grammar

Managed to get it compiled for windows using MinGW. So far there's a an OS X version (10.5 built with xcode 3.0) and windows 32 (WinXP built with MinGW).

http://gitorious.org/muug/muug/archive-tarball/master

Made a minimoog using this external. Check it out
http://puredata.hurleur.com/viewtopic.php?pid=17662

I know this is an old thread, but I just wanted to say that I found muug~ on Deken just now and holy crap this is a great filter!!! Thank you!!!

Oh wow, this does sound good. Thanks for digging it up!

hey guys, what are the thoughts in comparing this with [bob~]?

and why not, also thoughts in comparison to gee/moog~