You don't learn anything if you don't ask! There are a lot of great example patches that come with ChucK to help you learn. There is a lot of other great work posted on the ChucK wiki. http://wiki.cs.princeton.edu/index.php/ChucK If you would like to learn about DSP or sound synthesis then you could start with Perry Cook's book called Real Sound Synthesis for Interactive Applications. It is a great start. There is also musicdsp.org. Good luck on the journey. --art On 8-Mar-06, at 6:16 PM, eun.sung@no-log.org wrote:
hi thank you very much for this support. i'm sorry cause i'm not really...hm..."skilly" in audio synthesis nor in dsp. i used to noise with commercials software but i'm really enthousiast with chucking.
thanks
Hi!
Graham is right. FM is an abstract base class for all the STK's FM-based instruments. We will fix it to gracefully report error without crashing in the upcoming release.
There are several ways to do FM synthesis in ChucK. A straightforward approach is to move along in time, possibly every samp, and modulate the carrier in any way you like:
// carrier sinosc c => dac; // modulator sinosc m => blackhole;
// carrier frequency 220 => float cf; // modulator frequency 550 => float mf => m.freq; // index of modulation .5 => float index;
// time-loop while( true ) { // modulate cf + (index * mf * m.last()) => c.freq; // advance time by 1 samp 1::samp => now; }
Hope this helps!
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