I search after a macro that converts pitch numbers to voice numbers

The input is:
voice 1 = pitch 1
voice 2 = pitch 2
voice 3 = pitch 3
voice 4 = pitch 4
voice 5 = pitch 5
voice 6 = pitch 6
voice 7 = pitch 7
voice 8 = pitch 8


The output is:
pitch 1 = voice 1
pitch 1 = voice 1
pitch 2 = voice 2
pitch 2 = voice 2
pitch 3 = voice 3
pitch 3 = voice 3
pitch 3 = voice 3
pitch 4 = voice 4

 

It's a little hard to get into specifics without knowing what you have in mind, but you could use the 'V' terminal of a Voice Info module to control the pitch input of whatever you plan to use; perhaps you could use a bunch of Sel. Gate inputs to control To Voice modules.

 

What about if i use 512 voices in the ensemble?
Do i need to use hundreds of (from voice) and (to voice) modules to translate pitch 17 from voice 1 into voice 17 ?



Edit:
Volume tracking (voice 1) and (voice 2). Get their pitches.
If the pitch on (voice 1) is higher than the pitch on (voice 2).
Only output the volume of (voice 1).

Or if the pitch on (voice 1) is lower than the pitch on (voice 2).
Only output the volume of (voice 2).



Volume tracking (voice 3) and (voice 4). Get their pitches.
If the pitch on (voice 3) is higher than the pitch on (voice 4).
Only output the volume of (voice 3).

Or if the pitch on (voice 3) is lower than the pitch on (voice 4).
Only output the volume of (voice 4).



Comparing the volume differencies between voices.
If the pitches on (voice 1) and (voice 2) is higher
than the pitches on (voice 3) and (voice 4).
Only output the volume of one voice from the first voice pair.

Or if the pitches on (voice 3) and (voice 4) is higher
than the pitches on (voice 1) and (voice 2).
Only output the volume of one voice from the second voice pair.



And do the same thing on all voices.

 

I'm still puzzled. It sounds like you have an array of parallel filters and you want to implement them as one filter per voice in a high-voice-count instrument. I've done that before and it's a very efficient way to build parallel filters.

If you want to set the pitches of the filters to a list of constant values, that's not hard.

If I'm wrong, disregard everything else here

If the filter pitches are static, get the voice number output from a voice info module and perform a mathematical function on it, then feed it to the pitch input of your filter.

If, for example, you have 100 filters and you want the lowest one to have a pitch of 24 and each one to be 2 semitones higher, implement this function between the voice number output and your filter's pitch input:

P = 24 + 2 * (Vn - 1)

The first voice will have a Vn of 1 so the P will be 24.
The second voice will have a Vn of 2 so the P will be 26.
And so forth.

There are no voice reassignment modules required.

Is this what you're looking for?

 

Look in your private message.

 

Where is Chet Singer?

 

Having a life.

 

OFFLINE i guess.

 

Quite obviously.

 

Or you could take a look at my reaktor ensemble.

 

I'm sorry, but I sometimes don't turn on Reaktor for days or even weeks at a time. I'll try to take a look at it this weekend.

 

Thanks.

 

Hey, to download your file I first have to download an exe onto my computer. I'm not willing to do that.

 

Don't ILIVID!

 

When I press the Download button that happens. If you want help with it could you attach it to the thread? That way others can help, too. Truthfully, I still don't understand what you're trying to do so I don't know how looking at it is going to help.

 

This is my project:
The features i want to add is (noise reduction) and (polyphonic gliding).
The bandpassed sound is recreated with sinewaves following a volume tracker.

 

pitch, you forgot to explain if you mean midi pitch. it's just a tovoice fromvoice macro.

 

I mean constant pitches from the voice info module. The ensemble polyphony voices.

 

Now i have implemented (polyphonic portamento).

 

Now that again.