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Working with MV's rational mapper (useful ruby, dspcode)
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Working with MV's rational mapper (useful ruby, dspcode)
So, I have been working on the MV reverb I promised to make. The sunburst gradients were too memory intensive to be done with primitives so I required ruby to do everything.
Even so the knobs were strained a little.
However, here is the ruby code I came up with to emulate Martin Vicanek's rational mapper. Enjoy.'
It was useful and I thought it could even be used in DSP.
Cheers
Even so the knobs were strained a little.
However, here is the ruby code I came up with to emulate Martin Vicanek's rational mapper. Enjoy.'
Code: Select all
var1 = @in
r1 = @r1 ##min
r2 = @r2 ##mid
r3 = @r3 ##max
red = (((r3-r1)*(r2-r1))*var1)/((r3-r2)+(var1*((r2*2)-(r3+r1))))+r1
output 0, red
It was useful and I thought it could even be used in DSP.
Cheers