I want to take audio buffers and divide them up into tiny piecves and
\nthen play all the pieces sequential, in order, but the pieces themselves
\nare played backwards. then i want to repeat this process several times,
\nwith the pieces getting larger every time, until finally the whole buffer
\nis once piece and is played backwards.<\/p>\n
The reason for this plan is because I’ve read that when speech is
\nprocessed this way, most people do not hear the reversal until the
\nreversed pieces are pretty large, so i hope to slide by the threshhold of
\npeople’s perception.<\/p>\n
I’m looking at help files for buffers. I will also be looking at the SC2
\nhelp file on granular synthesis. I have to write this project in SC3,
\nbecause the computer that I can use over break is OSX only. My idea
\nfor how to do this (note that I am not asking you to respond in any way
\nthat would get me a D in the class), is to create an array of integers
\nthat represent start (and end) frames, then play them backwards one right
\nafter another with an envelope. then the array is recomputed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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