Hi,

Over the weekend I finished some patches for you.

In the fall, I revisited some techniques I was working on and stumbled onto a way to create a harmonic-rich and time&frequency variable oscillation. The system is bone-headed and sounds ugly in certain ranges. In other ranges, it sounds lovely. I decided it would be fun to draft up a quick analog style mono synth around it, then got carried away. I'm eager to move on to my next projects which will be considerably better suited to the spirit of pd.

From a DSP standpoint, there's some scary stuff going on under the hood, but I think they are fun to play.

Thank you!

Here're patchstorage links:
mono:
https://patchstorage.com/parody-1/
poly:
https://patchstorage.com/parody-2/
https://patchstorage.com/parody-test-type/

I hope to get my camomile chops up this weekend and will post results.

and a video demo:

@LarsXI Thank you for sharing your work!

@LarsXI this synth is highly awesome, the sounds have unique and strong character. thanks for sharing, I look forward to playing it.

thanks! didn't end up fixing these up into camomile plugins but have some new projects coming up soon

I got a chance to play with this over the weekend, and I like this patch a lot. It ran perfectly on my RPi 3 with no noticeable latency and only used 15-20% of the CPU.

that's great and lucky! With the delay lines in the oscillators it's lucky they don't cost more cpu.

i've changed my practices with vline~ envelopes a lot lately. I am working on some updates to envelope design that i am going to do a write-up on and post about soon. there are a couple things about note stealing and envelope times that i want to hear peoples opinions on.