there is a good description here: https://acris.aalto.fi/ws/portalfiles/portal/13412521/applsci_07_00483_v2.pdf

it seems similar to dust2 in supercllider (and I ported that to ELSE already)

here's a max patch, what do you think?

easy to do with cyclone

reference
https://llllllll.co/t/techniques-for-generating-clicks-pops-hiss-and-noise/31314/45

why do you have a reset phase input for phasor~?

what do you mean by "make sure there is at least 1 1 on wraparound"?

this can be easily made 100% vanilla with expr~

although I see the implementation, I still don't really know how a velvet noise generator is defined so I can check this patch's implementation and maybe think of alternatives, can you help?

thanks

In Pd of course, anyone?

note that the else object [suspedal] is more powerful, versatile and has more features than [cyclone/sustain], I'm particularly proud of having design the functionality of the tonal pedal of a piano, something I've never seen in controllers/computer music devices

Hi, the request is for something like this where we can see the intervalic structure of a scale. This would also be good for graphing euclidean rythms. Anyone ever done that for Pd? I'm gonna have a go at it...

reference link an object from Open Music (n-cercle):
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Circular-representation-intervallic-structure-and-rhythmic-interpretations-of-two_fig2_280757044

lcm.pd lcm-help.pd

FFTease 3.0.0 is out, get it also via Pd's deken!

https://github.com/ericlyon/pd-fftease/releases/tag/3.0.0

@apple-like_fruit

my tutorial covers FFT quite deeply in its section https://github.com/porres/Live-Electronics-Tutorial

I guess they want this to be found indeed! If I get it, it's for their book, right?

https://www.contemponet.com/shop/pure-data-musica-elettronica-e-sound-design-1/