Fifth step of >>>STEREO<<< working.
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2016 7:41 pm
Yeah! I have the first example patches working that allow individual voices to pan things around!
(Until an hour ago, all the voices basically came together as a mono output, that the patch could then process in stereo.)
Examples: voice pans on an envelope, starting left but panning right as you hold it. Or, left end of the keyboard is panned left, right end panned right.
FAR crazier things will be possible of course. Example: break each note's harmonics into four groups and have them pan back and forth, at speeds unique to that voice. I think you'll be able to do things with panning that are unlike pretty much any other synth out there.
If it wasn't 4:30AM I could play with this all day.
It's actually working quite well but I imagine there are lots of bugs. Otherwise, the "Stereo Project" may be nearly finished except for writing demo and tutorial patches.
(Until an hour ago, all the voices basically came together as a mono output, that the patch could then process in stereo.)
Examples: voice pans on an envelope, starting left but panning right as you hold it. Or, left end of the keyboard is panned left, right end panned right.
FAR crazier things will be possible of course. Example: break each note's harmonics into four groups and have them pan back and forth, at speeds unique to that voice. I think you'll be able to do things with panning that are unlike pretty much any other synth out there.
If it wasn't 4:30AM I could play with this all day.
It's actually working quite well but I imagine there are lots of bugs. Otherwise, the "Stereo Project" may be nearly finished except for writing demo and tutorial patches.