pitch envelope effect?

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hundredcaws
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pitch envelope effect?

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... like qsamo has. easily draw a curve with your mouse to make sound follow it ? after some searching i cannot find any. anbody know ?
syphilissauna
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Re: pitch envelope effect?

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correct me if im wrong but couldnt you use peer scream assigned to a pitch shifter ?
hundredcaws
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this is the first time i hear of peer scream. just downloaded it. i see.. strange pattern view.. how to use it. i cannot see any docs at download site.. have you possibly got some doc ?
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thOke
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Re: pitch envelope effect?

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http://www.buzzchurch.com/viewtopic.php ... sc&start=0
Mon Jun 30, 2008 11:17 pm Post subject: PeerScream

So this weekend I threw together a little test of Buzz's new custom pattern editor interface. It's not as unrelentingly awesome as PatternXP, but whatever.

Download it here: http://www.zen30378.zen.co.uk/downloads ... 080630.zip

It's a freehand graphical editor in the style of Screamwaver (hence the name). Left mouse changes values, right mouse erases them. Use [ and ] to zoom in and out. It can do subtick accuracy: press d and choose a subdivide setting greater than 1 (every pattern can have a different subdivide setting). Add tracks in the agreed upon way (Ctrl +) to control more things.

Oh, and obviously it will only work in the new Buzz builds, probably 1006 or later.

http://www.buzzchurch.com/viewtopic.php?p=22646#22646
New release, same URL. Here's what changed:

* Now with less flicker!
* Implemented CMachineInterface::Stop().
* Scrolling: cursor keys, page up/down, home/end.
* Mouse wheel to scroll, Ctrl+mouse wheel to zoom.
* Zoom in/out keys should now be independent of keyboard layout. It's still [ ] on English keyboards, but in general it's the last two keys (not counting enter) on the second row. So it's Ü and + on a German keyboard, I think.
* Right mouse click now erases values properly. Hold Ctrl and rightclick for the context menu.
* Fixed bug with patterns of >16 ticks. The patterns were being saved correctly, so if your saved bmx had longer patterns you should now be able to load them Very Happy
* Shift+left drag to draw straight lines.

http://www.buzzchurch.com/viewtopic.php?p=23161#23161
New version at the same URL

* Fixed the crash when deleting a target machine. (Aside: I suspect that many peer machines will have this problem in new Buzz -- the way the peer library checks for this situation is a bit screwy.)
* Use Ctrl + left drag to select cells. Ctrl + left click selects a single cell, effectively giving you a cursor. Arrow keys move cursor, shift+arrows change selection.
* Horizontal zoom (wider columns for finer control): use shift + zoom keys ([] on English keyboard), or ctrl+shift+mouse wheel. Also try ctrl+[] and ctrl+shift+[]. If that's too difficult to remember, use the new toolbar buttons.
* Ctrl+T: write current parameter state(s) into selected cells.
* Clipboard operations (i.e. cut/copy/paste). It uses Windows' clipboard and a simple tab-separated text data format, so you can copy/paste between PeerScream and other apps. If you ever wanted to make patterns out of your Excel spreadsheets, now's your chance Smile
* Shift+LMB now draws Bezier curves. It takes two drags to draw a curve, one for each end point and control point. You can still draw (approximately) straight lines, by clicking instead of dragging.
* A few other little tweaks and fixes.

Other stuff (zooming out further, reordering/deleting tracks other than the last one) is planned, but due to bad forward planning, requires more work than you might expect Sad
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