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CYANPHASE SLIDE FLUTE
Type | Generator - Physical Modeling |
Author | Edward L. Blake (CyanPhase), Automaton has helped a bit with some stuff |
Email | blakee@rovoscape.com |
Description | An real-time implementation of a physical model slide flute based on Perry Cook's slide flute. Various settings are available to tweek the flute sound. |
PARAMETERS
Breath | Controls how much "breath" (noise) there is. Values are from 0.000 to 0.140. |
Flow1: and Flow2: | Controls the ADSR envelopes for the flute, there are two of them, Flow1 controls mostly the breath. |
Pressure | Amount of initial air pressure. |
Feedback1 | Sets the amount of particle feedback that goes through the embouchure part of instrument, higher values sound very resonant however also distorted, lower values sound more "air-ish". |
Feedback2 | Same as with Feedback1, however this is the amount of particle feedback going through the bore of the flute. |
AttackAmt | A bit like a volume but not really, sets the initial "volume" going through the instrument, this is actually part of the ADSR envelopes |
SustainAmt | Sets the sustained "volume" going through the instrument, this is actually part of the ADSR envelopes |
RealVolume | Sets the output sound gain. |
ATTRIBUTES
MIDI Channel | Sets the MIDI channel (0 to 16, 0 being known as omni) to listen to, behaves similarly to all the other Buzz machines that support MIDI. |
MIDI Velocity | Sets how MIDI Velocity is treated with the flute:
0 - Don't use MIDI velocity for anything
1 - Flute pressure (light)
2 - Flute pressure (medium)
3 - Flute pressure (high)
4 - Real volume (light)
5 - Real volume (medium)
6 - Real volume (hard)
7 - Attack Amount (light)
8 - Attack Amount (medium)
9 - Attack Amount (hard)
10 - Sustain Amount (light)
11 - Sustain Amount (medium)
12 - Sustain Amount (hard)
13 - N\A
14 - N\A
15 - N\A
Note that the harder settings mean it requires less force on the keyboard to get higher values.
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MIDI Transpose (-24..24 smt) | Sets how many semitones to transpose the MIDI note from the normal tuning on the flute. It goes from 24 semitones down to 24 semitones up. |
MIDI Recording Enabled | Enables or Disables the use of the record button to record notes into the currently playing pattern |
Older Tuning | Use the older slightly off tuning, either for "aesthetic backwards compatibility" or some other reasons. |
Vibrato Amount | The amount of Vibrato to apply, smaller numbers gives less vibrato. |
Body Ratio | Sets the ratio (normally 49:100 ~ 1:2) of the flute body's delay lines. |
STUFF
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