(
Routine({
SynthDef(\thing, {
var trig = \trig.tr;
var freq = \freq.kr(432);
var sig = SinOsc.ar(freq);
var fb;
var env = {arg trig;
var suslevel = \suslevel.kr(0.7);
Env(
[0,1,suslevel,suslevel,0],
[\atk.kr(0.001), \dec.kr(0.01), \sus.kr(0), \rel.kr(1)],
curve:\curve.kr(-4)
).kr(gate:trig);
};
sig = sig * env.(trig) * AmpCompA.kr(freq) * \amp.kr(-6.dbamp);
fb = FbC({arg fb;
JPverb.ar(
PitchShift.ar(fb * 0.4 + sig, 0.5, [7,12].midiratio, 0.01, 0.01),
10, 0, 5);
}, 0.1);
sig = sig.blend(fb, 0.6);
sig = sig.blend(
FbC({arg fb; fb * 0.3 + sig}, [0.3, 0.5]),
0.5
);
sig = sig.blend(JPverb.ar(sig, 10, 0, SinOsc.kr(1/16).range(0.01, 0.1)), 0.7);
sig = Splay.ar(sig);
Out.ar(\out.kr(0), sig);
}).add;
// wait for synthdef to be added
Server.default.sync();
Pdef(\thing,
Ppar([
Pmono(\thing,
\dur, 5,
\atk, 1,
\sus, 1,
\rel, 1,
\dec, 0.3,
\suslevel, 0.7,
\scale, Scale.ritusen,
\degree, Pbrown(0, 7, 1, inf),
\octave, Prand([3, 4], inf),
\amp, -12.dbamp
),
Pmono(\thing,
\dur, 7,
\atk, 1,
\sus, 1,
\rel, 1,
\dec, 0.3,
\suslevel, 0.7,
\scale, Scale.ritusen,
\degree, Pwhite(0, 7, inf),
\octave, 5,
\amp, -18.dbamp
)
])
);
Pdef(\thing).play(argClock:TempoClock.new(60/60));
}).run;
//Pdef(\thing).stop;
)
Wanted to run this, but I don’t have FbC. Where is it defined?
hjh
feedback quark:
hi, getting an ‘exception in real time: alloc failed, increase server’s memory…’ no matter what i do!
sc 3.10, macos
JPverb uses a lot of memory. This is what I have in my startup.scd
s.options.memSize_(65536 * 4);
thanks! it worked beautifully. very inspiring patch!
That sounds fabulous! Great work!
I use the patch here - combined with another sc patch.
Cool. Thanks for sharing!
super! thanx for sharing, my friend!
Thank you. I really have enjoyed this Routine (after increasing memory and installing Feedback.quark.
I have been atrying to figure out how it works. I am unable to find any explanation for what is going on in statements like \atk.kr(0.001). That is not a notation I have encountered anywhere. Can you please point me in the right direction or explain.
Thanks again
Rin
take a look at this thread - NamedControl: a better way to write SynthDef arguments
it explains that style of notation