Robin Schmidt
Robin Schmidt
> ok, this boost parameter is not a proper sine to square... not that it matters, just letting you know! It's behaving like a hard clipper. actually, it squeezes the...
ah - so the gifs are a transition created with the ellipse (xoxos) algorithm?
ah - i see - you are right about the comb effect. but didn't a tanh saturation give a nice development of the harmonics?
aha. nice. i like how the timbre changes toward the end in the 2nd example. what osc-algorithm is that? btw - i was thinking about the tanh based sine-to-square. i...
another thing: if you work with chaos and the exact time-domain output sequence is important (as is the case here), i think you should have a keen eye on possible...
it's your code, so how would i know? i guess i don't really understand the question
ahhh...wait...now i'm beginning to understand. you want a sort custom quantizer that quantizes incoming values to a user-defined set of allowed values?
i would probably write a class like this: ```cpp class Quantizer { public: void addQuantizationLevel(double newLevel); void setLevelAllowed(int index, bool shouldBeAllowed); double quantizeValue(double inValue); protected: std::vector quantizationLevels; std::vector allowedLevels; };...
so these widgets need to observe two parameters each? no problem: make them a ParameterObserver and register then with both parameters
> I need to know if it's click1 or click2 and parameterObserver doesn't have a way to indicate that. click1 and click2 ar parameters right? so they pass a pointer...