Delaying freely in range of 1 to 44 samples

[tulamide]

Does anybody know if the delay by one sample prim is cumulative? I ask because I wonder what would be the most efficient way to delay one channel of a stereo pair in fractions of milliseconds? At 44.1kHz, 1 ms is roughly 44 samples, so I'm looking for a way to delay between 1 and 44 samples, without audio drops. The only reason I think of that prim is because it is precompiled, therefore fast.

But any other method is just as fine, as long as I can have a knob in the end that delays between 1 and 44, without re-compiling the stream (if possible at all?).

[martinvicanek]

Like this one?

[tulamide]

Why should I wonder that there already exists a solution? And as always, it's either Trog, MyCo, KG or Martin - or all of them together!

Thank you once again, Sir!

[Tronic]

any new fractional optimized version?

[martinvicanek]

Yeah, I have quite a few of them. Optimization depends on the use case, so there is no one-size-fits-all there. I have custom optimized versions with respect to the following criteria:

- interpolation: linear, allpass, Lagrange
- SSE channels: 1, 2, 4
- taps: 1, 2, ...

Lots of combinations.
Which one do you want?

[Tronic]

If you can and you want, I think it would be nice to have a collection so we can experiment with them.
Really? ... I would like your whole Toolbox ...

[RJHollins]

true

[tulamide]

Really? ... I would like your whole Toolbox ...

So true!

[RJHollins]

actually ... both Martin and the toolbox.

[martinvicanek]

I am not sure you want my toolbox, there is so much garbage in there!
As for the delays, I have uploaded what I have to the Flowstone Guru Site here.
Enjoy.