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Hello all, well mostly programmers. While doing some research for a Flowstone module I am working on I kept cumming across talk about "Circular Buffers". From what I have read they can be used for Delays, Revere Delays, Tapped Delays, Stretched and Compressed Audio, Pitch Shifting, and more.
So I was wondering, could a generic "Circular Buffer" be made as a module with some pointers on how to us it for the above mentioned effects and so on?

Martin, tulamide, MyCo, KG_, any ideas or suggestions?

Now I am sorry because I am defiantly not a programmer and can not join in on this project, but I sure hope other will!

Well that's it. Later then, BobF.....

Hear hear!

One of my future projects will be to fool around with a multi-tapped delay. If I get interesting results I'll make a module. There's nothing done towards this yet so your idea may lead to some useful ingredients. Otherwise it's just several existing delays in series and there may be a better way.
I've looked into commercial multi-taps and the approach varies considerably; there doesn't seem to be a consensus on the "best" way to do it so this will also interest me.

Even if I don't use what's uploaded it will doubtless be fascinating!

So guys... we're all waiting...

Cheers

Spogg

Ok Gang,

After hours of searching on the net I found this in a OLD Synthmaker blog. I typed it into the DSP box, but as you can see , it does not work. I do NOT know who wrote it, how it was supposed to work, or if it is even complete, but it was said to be a "Circular Buffer"

So if anyone who knows this stuff would PLEASE take a like at it, we would really be grateful (I guess Spogg and I, so far) Many thanks in advance!

Later then, Bob.....

The declaration shouldread
float buffer[44100];
to make it work. Ring buffers are omnipresent, just look inside the stock delay. For more efficiency you want to go asm, refer to KG's post on FS Guru.

Hi martin,
Thanks for the feedback, much appeciated!
Later then, BobF.....