Hi, I'm wondering what would be the process of using filterview and the peaking filter in such a way that you can send +/- peakEQ control to them. what i'm looking for is the above animated gif

when looking at the filterview documentation, the sliders built into it only allow for reduction of frequencies, not for increasing.. how does one do what's happening with the gif?

@whale-av said:

@esaruoho I didn't think of that.....!......
Put the loadbang to a message [1( sent into the left inlet of the [line~]

Or maybe you can leave the 1 in your version of Pd. In Pd Vanilla the [*~ 1] will not let you connect an audio signal to the right inlet, only a control signal.
David.

if i have [*~ 1] on purrdata, i cannot connect a line~ there. i can, however, connect a line there.maybe i should try regular non~ line again?

@whale-av said:

remove the 1 from the [*~ 1] which is just a volume control at the end of the sampler that will duck the audio as the click occurs.

thing is, if i don't set it to 1, the sampler will not play until a knob has been turned.. so i'm trying to figure out how to force-set that to 1 without using *~ 1 which i normally use for setting volume to 1 by default. i even tried loadbang->bng->1( -> *~ input 2 but that didn't seem to work either

looks like delay 15 to 1 5( and regular signal going into 0 1( and the actual offset-data going through pipe 4 helps. I'll see how this sounds like. i'm hearing drops, which is fine, but no crackles, which is great.

i'm not sure how to rejig this so that the drop would be as minimal as possible, but there would be no stuttery clicks. what's the recipe, please?

@whale-av said:

@esaruoho The output from [r p$1-offset] is going to the [+~] after [phasor] before line takes the volume down. You need to delay that data with [pipe 4] so that the volume is at zero as the change is made.

hi! i added the [pipe 4] and before that i was messing around with modifying the message data amounts and delay amounts until i got something that felt like there was no dropouts:

so this was with a regular signal going into 0 1( and a delay 10 signal going into 1 30(

i added pipe 4 and it seemed to help. if i take 0 1( and increase it to 0 5( i'll start hearing audible clicks. hmm. this is really getting there, so thanks for your help!

@whale-av said:

@esaruoho Just change [line] to [line~] in your patch (post 18 of this thread I think), and set all the timings to 5ms, and remove the 1 from the [*~ 1] which is just a volume control at the end of the sampler that will duck the audio as the click occurs.
The [1 118( message is far too long, and that is why you hear the sound drop out.
David.

ok, i moved to below 10ms but this is what i hear
resample 0008 [2018-10-14 184954].mp3

and patch looks like

@whale-av said:

It is very hard for us to test, communicate or make corrections unless you upload your patch...... and extremely hard to spot any errors.

hi!
plom.pd

here is the current state. if i have a slider going from 0 to 1 (replacing [r p$1-offset], and twist a knob (on midicontroller) or insert a slider there, i will hear loud sounds. you can load a sample by clicking on the (L) and then set the numberbox underneath it to be 1 (or 2 or whatever). then just replace anything after [*~ 1] as [dac~ 1 2]
anything to the right can be fully ignored.

@bocanegra said:

Sooo, best way is to add the offset as a fraction (offset in samples / total samples) then run the ramp through a [wrap~] before you scale it up with the multiplier. Like this:

[phasor~][/~] <- offset/length
|/
[+~]

Hi @bocanegra - just wondering, what kind of a number would i be putting into [/~] ? if the array is 65536, then should i divide (and it appears to be an audio-divide) the incoming 0...1 numberspace (coming from my midicontroller knob)?

this is the bit that i'm most confused about.

@whale-av said:

@esaruoho PS....... you are not using [line~]..... you are using [line].
With [line~] it should be fine.

thing is, where would [line~] be connected to? directly to [+~] or to [tabread4~]?

@whale-av

i'm using 64kb samples for everything, all arrays are 64kb of size..

i'm now getting a "silence" which then stops and the sound fades back in, when moving a knob. sometimes it crackles, sometimes it doesn't. i wonder how i could make this better.