Re: [Bluemusic-users] Independent output of similar poly objects

[Steven Y. <ste...@gm...>]

Hi Jan Jacob,

I recently added to CVS some examples I did for the lecture I gave in
Ireland last week.  I have zipped some of them up and put them at:

http://www.kunstmusik.com/techniques.zip

In there is an example called pvoc.blue which might of use to look at.
 It three instances of a  simple pvoc player that plays the included
hellorcb.pvx; the instrument is designed to be automated using
parameter automation.  I am thinking this kind of approach might work
out for your project design.

In terms of the lineObject, I find it not as useful as using the
Parameter Automation feature now in blue, though it still has its
uses.  In a case like yours where you are trying to do different
unique sound generating ideas like that, you could use different Zak
channels and pass in the number of the zak channel to read from as a
pfield to the instrument, then use the ZakLineObject instead.  I think
that could work, but it might be more convenient to use parameter
automation and BlueSynthBuilder instruments.

Hope that helps and feel free to ask further questions!
steven


On 3/16/07, Jan Jacob Hofmann <jj...@so...> wrote:
> Dear Steven, dear List,
>
>
> I wonder if there is a way to stop affecting one poly object's
> parameter values the parameter values of a copy of this poly-object.
> The copy is on a different sound layer at the same time. My poly object
> consists of a line-object and a generic score. Ofcourse the
> parameter-values of the line object are translated to global variables.
> I suppose that is the reason, why the copy of it gets affected, if
> played simultaneously.
> As I am just learning Blue, I wonder if there is a common way to play
> two similar poly objects simultaneously but independently on different
> sound layers. Looks like I got stuck on this point. Any thoughts?
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Jan Jacob
>
>
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