Curve Input to Control Shaper Module

srs · 2023-05-11T12:22:49+00:00

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Are there any examples or tutorials for how to supply inputs to the Control Shaper module via a graphical curve?

Specifically for the 3 BP version of the module where you need 5 points to create the slope, it would be much easier to have a breakpoint envelope similar to Max's [function] object... is there any way to do this?

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Paule

Something like that? From the ADSR Block by NI

or that?

It's taken from Stremel out of the user library

https://www.native-instruments.com/de/reaktor-community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/12651/

Curve.7z

colB

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/13103/curve-input-to-control-shaper-module

In general you would generate the curve mathematically, then use that to create the inputs and to derive the graphical representation.

If you already have the math to produce a curve, why would you need the control shaper at all? why not just use your curve directly?

I have no idea how something in Max works, maybe if you explained it with a bit more detail ;)

srs

Thanks both. I don't have the math to produce the curve, rather I'm looking for a way to create this using a graphic interface. The Max [function] object works like a breakpoint envelope but it can map an input value to an output value - ie. like a transfer function.

I'm mapping inputs to outputs to scale values like pressure input from a physical device to midi cc values. Similar to how Logic's scaling curves for Smart Control automation work (screenshots attached)

After looking around, it doesn't seem like Reaktor has anything pre-built for this and it would require some custom mouse area and multi picture combo. The 3 BP version of Control Shaper is good enough but if a proper breakpoint function envelope existed, I'd def use it.]

edit: I think that Curve.mdl gets pretty close to what I need and is the best starting point for further experiments, thanks Paule!

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