Set oscillator base at start
Reported by Matt | December 12th, 2008 @ 11:40 PM | in 0.9.0 ("Rich Tea")
In 0.8.x the base time of an oscillator bears no relation to the time the player begins playing. This means that, for example, a sine oscillator can begin almost anywhere in its cycle producing some odd sounding results.
Generally the oscillator should lock its time-base to whenever the player starts playing although it may be advantageous (when looking to add random noise to a komposition) to be able to turn this off.
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Matt December 14th, 2008 @ 05:00 PM
- State changed from “new” to “resolved”
The
startprotocol has now been extended to all tokens and, outwards, to their controls. The control start protocol resets the oscillator timebase.
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Elysium is a generative music application inspired by the mighty reacTogon (by Mark Burton) and brought to life by Matt Mower. It is written for Mac OS X in Objective-C using the excellent Cocoa application framework and uses CoreMIDI to drive any MIDI instrument to produce sound.
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