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Robert J. H.
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by Robert J. H. » Fri Apr 05, 2013 7:53 am
Here's an interesting function to Play with (similar principle as decimator)
The first number after 'reduce' is the amount of samples that are averaged and the second one tells how many samples you want to advance (and skip if it is greater than samples).
high values (20 and 40 for example) give produce interesting bass lines, which really Sound "Retro". Pac-man greets...
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(defun reduce (sig samples step)
(force-srate 44100 (snd-avg sig samples step op-average)))
(multichan-expand 'reduce s 10 20)
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bor
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by bor » Sat Apr 06, 2013 1:41 pm
Wow, thanks for all these comments. I'll work through them and get back to you.
Thanks again.