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Subject: Re: [LAU] vibrato depth increasing in PCM synthesis through python

Date: Wednesday, October 3, 2012 - 5:27 pm

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2012/10/3 SxDx 
> > it works with gi=n.cumsum(dD,0,n.int)%Dv

quoted text> > for me.

>

> So, your code had no problem?

>
answer is on the next lines of the message (right?):
>

quoted text> > it was not working beforehand, in this version:

> > https://gist.github.com/3815747/9721cfc5eff7a4dd706a7f1e80a6264d3bd6915d

> > when i assumed frequency variation and did the LUT

> > procedure normally, without the cumsum which takes in

> > account individual steps and resulting positions.

> >

> > can you post the .wav that https://gist.github.com/3815747

> > outputs?

>

> http://sed.free.fr/pyt.tar.bz2

> sorry, no wav, I don't have scikits,

> I did ti.tofile("ti.raw") and t.tofile("t.raw").

> I get the same results with my C code if I

> change it to do the cumsum in ints.

>
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quoted text> it works with gi=3Dn.cumsum(dD,0,n.int)%Dv

> for me.
So, your code had no problem?answer is on t=

he next lines of the message (right?):=A0
> it was not working beforehand, in this version:

quoted text> https://gist.github.com/3815747/9721cfc5ef=

f7a4dd706a7f1e80a6264d3bd6915d

quoted text> when i assumed frequency variation and did the LUT

> procedure normally, without the cumsum which takes in

> account individual steps and resulting positions.

>

> can you post the .wav that https://gist.github.com/3815747

> outputs?
http://s=

ed.free.fr/pyt.tar.bz2

sorry, no wav, I don't have scikits,

I did ti.tofile("ti.raw") and t.tofile("t.raw").

I get the same results with my C code if I

change it to do the cumsum in ints.

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