Christopher_Ørstedt

@chrisorstedt
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Digital audio person
@TodePond "Open source" is the same as "carbon credit", a marketing term dreamed up by sociopaths, set up to undermine the ideals that it pretends to uphold
For some reason the English language doesn't seem to have words to talk about freedom properly.
@mosgaard @nielso yeah that’s good. If you’re going for realism I like it better to have some physical thing in the space making noise. Even if you can’t get a proper bunker door heh. Just some big slab of metal. Put some piezos on it for good measure
@nielso @mosgaard it’s usually very case to case for me. I can never tell how something will work before I try it out within the scene. Sometimes super diegetic works best, but most times I’ll go over the top first and then dial it back. Like for a bunker door I could do a big explosion or whatever. Visual cues will make it make sense
@sean_ae @trainvids @bobbyrethwish @Kama11 Yeah I just encapsulate it and have it as a popup. I have some [live.arrows] and regexp in there so I can navigate it like finder but with integrated playback.
@trainvids @sean_ae @bobbyrethwish @Kama11 I’ve had some luck building browsers with [chooser]. It has preview kind of already built in. It’s just a play button that dumps the path out a separate output but still.
@Kama11 @chorist @sean_ae
But yeah I'd be nowhere without having other peoples work to build on so it's probably the giving back part that's getting to me.
I should do that part

This thing is so stupid

#maxmsp #717171

@sean_ae @Kama11 The first symptom for me is usually in my hands, my fingers feeling huge and microscopic at once. It's like when your depth of field breaks when you close one eye but more existentially. Like a suddenly decorrelated sense of perspective.

@synte @mathr

hah, apparently I was explaining dsp to someone that actually knows that stuff. Good thread tho, I'm learning a bunch. good readin.

just checked the synte repo, dope.

@synte @mathr

Hmm interesting point of view.
Phasors are basically for loops, if you iterate over a buffer containing a perfect cycle of a sine you'll get a perfect sine out of it.
A sine can act as a lowpass on some waveforms. Phasor being the ideal one.
A signal with less high frequency content is less likely to fold back.
So it's not really removing any aliasing, it just never happened.
Anti-aliasing is all about preventing fold back, not removing it.