The frequencies of all partials are modified in order to perturb the harmonic relationship that may exist between them.
Message | Argument(s) | Type(s) | Description |
stretch | Partial frequency stretch factor | Float | This parameter implements a power law rule. It should be a value around 1.0. The frequency of the n'th partial (0 based) is multiplied by stretch to the power n. |
add | Partial frequency offset (Hertz) | Float | After the stretch computation is done, the value of add is added to all partials. This causes a frequency shift as well is a change in the partial frequencies when viewed as ratios one with the other. |
For example, suppose you're synthesizing a tone with 10 partials with frequencies 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000.
For the following examples execute: demosoftcast /usr/local/cast/lib/data/coleman/lick1.fmt.
The identity :
/voices/0/inharm/stretch 1.0 /voices/0/inharm/add 0.0 /voices/0/tm/goto 0.0
Expansion:
/voices/0/inharm/stretch 1.05 /voices/0/inharm/add 0.0 /voices/0/tm/goto 0.0
Contraction:
/voices/0/inharm/stretch 0.95 /voices/0/inharm/add 0.0 /voices/0/tm/goto 0.0
Add:
/voices/0/inharm/stretch 1.0 /voices/0/inharm/add 50.0 /voices/0/tm/goto 0.0
Subtract:
/voices/0/inharm/stretch 1.0 /voices/0/inharm/add -50.0 /voices/0/tm/goto 0.0