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ggrain
Description
GGrain breaks down the incoming signal into grains and then reassembles it. A grain is just a very short section of the sound, shaped to avoid clicks.
You can specify the number and size of the grains taken from the incoming signal. The level and pitch of each grain can then be altered before the sound is reconstructed, giving a variety of interesting effects.
The grain-size, pitch and level can all be randomized using the SizeVar, PitchVar and GainVar parameters. These specify the largest variation from the associated centre value, set by the Size, Pitch and Gain parameters.
For example, if Size is set to 35ms and SizeVar is set to 5ms, then the grain-size used will vary randomly from 30ms to 40ms. If all of the Var parameters are 0 then no randomization will be applied.
The Mix parameter allows the original and resynthesized sounds to be mixed together.
There is also a quality switch. High-quality mode adds filtering to minimize aliasing when changing the pitch of grains. It also uses improved interpolation. GGrain uses significantly more CPU power in high-quality mode.
Parameters
Grains: The maximum number of grains that GGrain will process at any instant.
Size: The length of the grains.
SizeVar: The random variation of the grain-size.
Pitch: The playback pitch of the grains.
PitchVar: The random variation of the playback pitch.
Gain: The level gain applied to each grain.
GainVar: The random variation of the gain.
Mix: The mix of the dry and wet signals.
High Quality: High-quality mode switch.
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You can specify the number and size of the grains taken from the incoming signal. The level and pitch of each grain can then be altered before the sound is reconstructed, giving a variety of interesting effects.
The grain-size, pitch and level can all be randomized using the SizeVar, PitchVar and GainVar parameters. These specify the largest variation from the associated centre value, set by the Size, Pitch and Gain parameters.
For example, if Size is set to 35ms and SizeVar is set to 5ms, then the grain-size used will vary randomly from 30ms to 40ms. If all of the Var parameters are 0 then no randomization will be applied.
The Mix parameter allows the original and resynthesized sounds to be mixed together.
There is also a quality switch. High-quality mode adds filtering to minimize aliasing when changing the pitch of grains. It also uses improved interpolation. GGrain uses significantly more CPU power in high-quality mode.
Parameters
Grains: The maximum number of grains that GGrain will process at any instant.
Size: The length of the grains.
SizeVar: The random variation of the grain-size.
Pitch: The playback pitch of the grains.
PitchVar: The random variation of the playback pitch.
Gain: The level gain applied to each grain.
GainVar: The random variation of the gain.
Mix: The mix of the dry and wet signals.
High Quality: High-quality mode switch.
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Dec 16, 2005
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Granular processing :
- choice of the parameter to be interpolated with the ring : scaling, emmiter speed of the grain, pitch
- each grain is set to an output
- order shift of the grains
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- order shift of the grains
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- shifting of the order of the eight grains
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Granular processing
- one input to eight outputs
- based on the xtension DH_Granulator from David Haupt
- control over the speed, the duration, the shape and the pitch of each grain
- shifting of the order of the eight grains
- each grain can be separately moved or they can be controlled together in the same manner that in the SpatGroup 88 : alignement, shifts, rotation
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