Input: tone information, as from Multisynth
Output: parameter control, as per Sound2Ctl
Use case: Multisynth to Spectravoice and Tone2Ctl. Spectravoice routed through Vocal Filter, Tone2Ctl adjusts Vocal Filter's vowel parameter based on tone input.
Discussion: In a conventional, hardware modular synth this is fairly easy. I would draw off the tone voltage and manipulate that to control other module parameters. In sunvox, it's really difficult. Still, it's a really useful ability.
It might be cool to be able to infer a tone from a sound signal, but that shouldn't be necessary for the basic plan.
Tone2Ctl module
- Saltbearer
- Posts: 148
- Joined: Thu Sep 04, 2014 2:18 am
- Location: Caflirinoa
- Contact:
Re: Tone2Ctl module
YES. This is one of those things that I can only remember would be nice to have the moment I need them. Specific use case that comes to mind is tying one to the panning of a synth piano for realism.
Re: Tone2Ctl module
Since sound and tone are two different parts of the same signal, and the module itself would probably be mostly the exact same, I think I'd just suggest adding a Volume or Tone / Pitch selector to the Sound2Ctl module. But the idea's great, yeah. +1, for sure.
I could see it being a different module, though, if there were specific tone controls, like a "Tone Curve" or something, like the MultiSynth's velocity curve that allowed you to change the way the parameter data is generated from the tone's pitch, rather than it being a linear scale upwards. Or it could work for both Volume and Tone, and it could be on the Sound2Ctl module.
I could see it being a different module, though, if there were specific tone controls, like a "Tone Curve" or something, like the MultiSynth's velocity curve that allowed you to change the way the parameter data is generated from the tone's pitch, rather than it being a linear scale upwards. Or it could work for both Volume and Tone, and it could be on the Sound2Ctl module.
Re: Tone2Ctl module
do you think that we could use it as a drum trigger or for that we need another dedicated module ?
Re: Tone2Ctl module
This does not strike me as a good source for a drum trigger, although I reckon you could work something out.
For a drum trigger, it might be better to just use your multisynth to generate a signal to a synth that you only use for its envelope, then route through Sound2Ctrl.
Or just do an analogue drum synth sort of thing with generators.
For a drum trigger, it might be better to just use your multisynth to generate a signal to a synth that you only use for its envelope, then route through Sound2Ctrl.
Or just do an analogue drum synth sort of thing with generators.
Re: Tone2Ctl module
Hi,
do you mean something like this?
The simple Generator(SIN) followed by the FilterPro Module, with an appropriate slope, are to convert the tone in the amplitude, so the Sound2Ctl moves the Vowel register of VocalFilter.
(for SunVox from 1.9 BETA1 (FilterPro module inside))
do you mean something like this?
The simple Generator(SIN) followed by the FilterPro Module, with an appropriate slope, are to convert the tone in the amplitude, so the Sound2Ctl moves the Vowel register of VocalFilter.
(for SunVox from 1.9 BETA1 (FilterPro module inside))
- Attachments
-
- Tone2ctl.sunvox
- (5.71 KiB) Downloaded 269 times
Re: Tone2Ctl module
Yes, that's about the closest approximation I've been able to come up with as well, but it's not really an ideal representation (and adds more clutter).