About this effect:
This nifty (?) piece of code splits up it's input into same-sized chunks like this:
... | 1a | 1b | 2a | 2b | 3a | 3b | ...
where 1a + 1b are the two halves of chunk 1. Then it replays all those chunks backwards crossfading them like this (remember, they are played BACKWARDS!):
Fade in : ... | 2a | 2b | 3a | ... Fade out: ... | 1a | 1b | 2a | ...This means that after chunk-half n fading in chunk-half (n-1) will be faded out thus perfectly connecting them - resulting in a smooth sound. The only clicks you'll experience (hopefully!) are fast attacks in the input stream played backwards, but that's nothing I could do anything against...
Attributes:
| Name | Description |
| Chunk size (ms) | These three attributes specify the length of a chunk in either ms, ticks or 256ths of ticks, the first value different from 0 will be used (top to bottom). Ticks (and thus the chunk size) are always (and only) calculated when these attributes are changed, so you might have troubles if the BMP/TPB values change in your track... (Hint: try out VERY low values for nice FX!) |
| Chunk size (ticks) | |
| Chunk size (1/256 ticks) |
Parameters:
| Name | Description |
| Dry out | Level of the original signal passed through. |
| Wet out | Level of the signal that has been tampered with. |
| Sync | (in Pattern Editor only) Tick this to make the effect -violently- restart a chunk half thus syncing it somewhat... This normally will be needed only once (at the sequencer's start line), but helps a lot while editing if used frequently. |
Revision history:
| Version | Comments |
| R1 | Initial release (duh...) |
A word from the author:
Please don't send me cash if you dig this - send it to Mr. O or Geonik instead.
In case you do dig this, keep an eye on
http://wildsau.idv.uni-linz.ac.at/~k30a2e7/
or mail me...