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Synthesizer.Generic.Displacement

Contents Mixing Distortion

Description

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Particle_displacement

Synopsis

mix :: (C v, C v, C sig) => sig v -> sig v -> sig v mixMulti :: (C v, C v, C sig) => [sig v] -> sig v raise :: (C v, C v, C sig) => v -> sig v -> sig v distort :: (C c, C v, C sig) => (c -> v -> v) -> sig c -> sig v -> sig v

Mixing

mix :: (C v, C v, C sig) => sig v -> sig v -> sig v Source

Mix two signals. In opposition to zipWith the result has the length of the longer signal.

mixMulti :: (C v, C v, C sig) => [sig v] -> sig v Source

Mix an arbitrary number of signals.

raise :: (C v, C v, C sig) => v -> sig v -> sig v Source

Add a number to all of the signal values. This is useful for adjusting the center of a modulation.

Distortion

distort :: (C c, C v, C sig) => (c -> v -> v) -> sig c -> sig v -> sig v Source

In Synthesizer.Basic.Distortion you find a collection of appropriate distortion functions.

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