Hi everyone, hi Jo, after messing around with modulations, thes work like a charm, but one thing I noticed...
And this is about the offline DSP, yes that that is used on the wave editor view, this procesing is not audiorate.
For example, It's clearly noticed when do apply a very fast sine wave on a low frecuency content.
Please can you do an upgrade of this area?
The Audiorate modulations
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- KVRAF
- 12744 posts since 24 Jun, 2008 from Europe
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 213 posts since 3 May, 2009
The thing is, the DSP effect (Apply) isn't clean, has a truncated ramp (for example), due to the low resolution of its speed, the final result is with a stair step on the wave.
A concrete and revealing example:
1. Put a DC signal on the arragement as audiostream,
2. Open in audiolab
3. Select a part or all wave data,
4. Right click and select gain fade,
5. Now on the dialog in x-fade shape, select sine wave, adjust to be very fast.
6. apply
Clearly audible and distorted results.
I leave audio examples and screenshots all here zipped.
A concrete and revealing example:
1. Put a DC signal on the arragement as audiostream,
2. Open in audiolab
3. Select a part or all wave data,
4. Right click and select gain fade,
5. Now on the dialog in x-fade shape, select sine wave, adjust to be very fast.
6. apply
Clearly audible and distorted results.
I leave audio examples and screenshots all here zipped.
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- KVRAF
- 12744 posts since 24 Jun, 2008 from Europe
Happy to see you're exploring the edges of MuLab.
That specific case indeed does not yet use audio rate.
It's on the wishlist.
That specific case indeed does not yet use audio rate.
It's on the wishlist.
