[cdp] Does extend-zigzag advance?
Peter P.
peterparker at fastmail.com
Wed May 6 13:40:58 CEST 2020
Hi list,
I hope everyone is healthy and fine!
extend-zigzag is one of my favourite sound transformations in the time
domain.
It has two modes
1: random zigzags: starts at file start, ends at file end.
2: zigzagging follows times supplied by user.
See its html doc here
http://www.ensemble-software.net/CDPDocs/html/cgroextd.htm#ZIGZAG
I am wondering if it could advance gradually through the entire
soundfile in mode 1 while zig-zagging?
It seems that the probability for a forwards- and a backwards read are
currently the same, hence it will ever more or less zigzag around the
same region. I assume it would need a separate parameter to make
advances slightly more likely than reverse reads then?
In mode 2 it is said to read zigzag start and endpoints from a text
file. I can't seem to understand how this works from the docs. Would I
specify times like
1 3
2 4
7 8
as intervals? How long would it zigzag within each of the intervals
then? What does "zigsteps moving in the same (time-)direction will be
concatenated." from the docs mean? What would happen otherwise?
Does another CDP sound transformation achieve the desired effect?
I am excited to hear any answers or ideas,
cheers, P
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