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eChucK Physical Modeling Project
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 10:50 pm    Post subject: eChucK Physical Modeling Project
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The following thread:

http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-40927.html

will be the location for discussion and related file posting in a new eChucK development effort that I am beginning. The plan is to make physical models of instruments, much like in ChucK's library, and translate them to modular synthesizer analog circuit boards.

The fun for the ChucKist will be in modifying the ChucK models of the hardware, so have a look and see if you dig it...

Les
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After working with the model for a few hours, I found that if I switched the LPF in the feedback loop every note, soon it would wail horribly and make me reach for the volume adjust fast! Very loud! I suspect this is due to a ChucK bug with switching filters. Is this the case?

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