Other Distributions of Values in KTGranulator

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Hi
the recent version of KT Granulator features a special mode for the pitch range, where only the min and max value is choosen for pitch. Is there any chance to have that some more expanded by defining an arbitrary discrete distribution over the range?
With such a distribution we chould make chords (that demands a defined range between -12 and +12 for instance, but is would be also intresting to see whats going on if you change that range).
The simplest way, without any additional editor or so, would be a "load distribution" button that loads a text file or so, in which a list of values pairs is defined in a way
0,value1
0.325,value2
0.75, value3
...
1,valuen
where
and the random function defined by a tablelookup, valuex is the absolute frequency of occurence. The special case "pitch lock" mentioned above would look like
0,1
1,1

Another thought is that could have a gaussian distribution for a instead of the equal distribution to have a more natural pitch flux.

Or do I have to learn MAX/MSP? :shock:

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Yeah, different ways of controlling parameters (including randomization according to some specified probability distribution, and tempo-syncing for time-related parameters, and audio envelope-based parameter control) is on my "to do" list. But, to be honest, I have no idea when I'll be able to do more work on that... Sorry...

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not to forget the Quantization Control from the orig. mulch contraption, but enhanced by a phase shift factor, the DCOR control and optional Grain Filter (as in Nebulizer) :)
Just a dream....
Disclaimer: This post is not meant to insult or attack anyone. All terms that can be considered as patronising, antagonistic, rude or even arrogant and snide are a mere result of my limited abilities of the english language.

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Al: I found myself immediately wanting that feature after trying KTGranulator for a while as well.

Despite that, it's still an awesome plugin - I've found no other grain delay that produces such good results, and varied results at that. Hell, I use it as a pitch shifter quite often, with more interesting results than dedicated plugins/software in certain and not all that rare cases.

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