Can a core array contain polyphonic data?

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/1208#Comment_1208

The delay module has a default maximum delay time of 1 second at 44.1Khz, above that will be clipped/clamped. So if you set them to 1 and 2 seconds, you will get the same time from both.

Try setting the times to 0.5 and 1 ;-)

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/1236#Comment_1236

OK, you're dead on the money with that one, I just upped the buffer size to 1,000,000 and got a full second in between delay based upon voices.

Core arrays can officially do poly tables!

Thanks everyone.

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Studiowaves

Hi Mike, have you studied up on the to and from voice? I have noticed the voices do not seem to have a set pattern in poly mode but they actually might. I once set it to 2 voices and noticed it rocks between the two. Not sure about the array's. Are you talking the core read only arrays? If so they can contain a lot of memory and I believe the current limit is 20 bits or 1,048,576 memory locations. Something along those lines anyway, it's a bit flaky. At any rate I have never studied the full section on to and from voice but it might be a place to start. Paule understands it! I'm trying to clarify what core array you are referring to. In a light response to see how the new forum is working too. I can help with the core arrays above for sure though, I've used excel to create data that exported to a text file then imported it into the arrays and successfully read the data in the arrays. I would like to learn more on the to voice and from voice as well. I'll be in the loop here and help if I can.

unfortunately not, there is no voice support for core, so if you want to do something like this you are stuck with primary tables

WOw, got this forum to crash out by trying to edit my comment... :-/

Here goes again:

Yes a core array can load different data per voice.

Here is a demonstration with a delay unit that has a different delay time per voice.

As you can tell by playing with it, in the context of feedback, each voice must be using a different buffer instance for the delay, otherwise they would interact with each other, and they don't. (in some ways it would be great if they did, because passing information between voices in core is so far impossible, and sometimes desirable)

delay buffer per vocie.zip

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/966#Comment_966

so basically that's reading from one array at different speeds? what about a dedicated array per voice? trying to think if that would work... something like a router that would send clock pulses to different arrays depending on the voice

It's also writing to a delay separately per voice if you listen carefully. otherwise all the notes would end up mixed to the different delay times... which doesn't happen!

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/980#Comment_980

so it does! guess that makes sense actually

I just did my own test and it seems that it does not do polyphonic delay's after all, look at this setup..

there are 2 oscillators each with a to voice control for input and time.

Press the space bar to play and then press it again, the two osc's delay by the same time amount.

Poly Delay Test.ens.zip

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/1208#Comment_1208

The delay module has a default maximum delay time of 1 second at 44.1Khz, above that will be clipped/clamped. So if you set them to 1 and 2 seconds, you will get the same time from both.

Try setting the times to 0.5 and 1 ;-)

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/1236#Comment_1236

OK, you're dead on the money with that one, I just upped the buffer size to 1,000,000 and got a full second in between delay based upon voices.

Core arrays can officially do poly tables!

Thanks everyone.

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/1283#Comment_1283

Not quite...

Core arrays are polyphonic.

Tables are a different matter. There is no way to polyphonically populate a table, so I expect they are monophonic.

You could easily use a table in a polyphonic context though. Create a table with size NxV where v is the number of voices, then access it using a voice dependent index!

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/1453#Comment_1453

I didn't actually mean core tables, I meant it in the sense that an array is a dynamic data table, an event table, audio table etc...

but yeah, core tables in the technical sense are definitely mono.

Paule

Michael, if you need 4 voices create 4 mono core tables.

In primary take the To Voice module with voice 1 .. 4.

Then build further in poly.

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/1483#Comment_1483

Much easier with a single table (in the 4 voice case) 4 times the size. That way, to dispatch per voice, you just need a single multiply, instead of a chain of compare routers... you also don't need to edit that part of the code if you change number of voices... although you would need a new table and new table data either way....

It's all moot anyway, because this was really about arrays - I just wanted to make the distinction clear for future lurkers :)

Studiowaves

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/1485#Comment_1485

Hey Colin, the to and from voice is a mystery to me. I plan on reading up on it and was hoping you could give me a general idea of what it does. I'm still learning core but this is primary I believe.