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Re: [sc-users] DelayL



If you need a precise feedback pitch (in a Comb for example), L or C can get you there (with C being closer). If you are changing delay times, N will be choppy, C smoothest, L probably fine.

Josh

On Jun 18, 2009, at 3:45 AM, Dan Stowell wrote:

Jitter? No. Why would it cause jitter?

Cubic interpolation is more computationally complex than linear
interpolation, so it'll take more CPU to calculate. But it's a better
interpolation in that it creates less artifacts (although the
difference may not be obvious without doing some detailed listening).

Here's me testing the difference in CPU load by running 250 of each
unit at once:

s.options.memSize = 8192 * 16;
s.boot;
// On my machine, this synth uses about 39% CPU:
x = { var son=PinkNoise.ar; 250.collect{DelayL.ar(son, 0.2,
0.2.rand)}.mean}.play
x.free;
// On my machine, this synth uses about 59% CPU:
x = { var son=PinkNoise.ar; 250.collect{DelayC.ar(son, 0.2,
0.2.rand)}.mean}.play
x.free;

Dan


2009/6/18 Felix Pfeifer <pfeifer.felix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hi again,

what are the advantages/ disadvantages of cubic interpolation
when generating a delay? Why would someone prefer DelayC
instead of DelayL? Doesn't DelayC cause jitter?

felix


2009/6/16 Josh Parmenter <josh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

yep.

Josh

On Jun 16, 2009, at 1:27 PM, Felix Pfeifer wrote:

Hi List,

what exactly does linear interpolation mean?
Is it to get delays with a non-integer amount
of samples, for example a delay of 2.5 samples?

felix

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