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An example of graphical enveloping, using an oscilator version 1.1, november 2015 - linear or exponential envelope Usage: p4 = frequency, for example: i1 0 2 1200

This is a basic instrument using the pluck opcode. The pluck opcode is in a UDO called mvpPluck, that adjusts the parameters if necessary, so you can twiddle around with the parameters without caring about the restrictions. It does not allow you to choose a custom table. You can specify a release time, which is necessary if the note ends before the signal dies out by itself. I added an experimental feature: you can silence the begin of the instrument, which takes away the transients at the very beginning, producing a more monotonous but often still beautiful sound. Of course you have to take into account in your score that if you use this feature, the signal will start a little later. Usage: p4: pitch or frequency p5: in decibels below 0dbfs if 0 or negative, otherwise amplitude as fraction of 0dbfs (0-1)

; Eastcross : Adapted from the Crossfade instrument in the EAST (Early Analogue Synthesis Techniques) tutorial by Jacob Joaquin. By Brian Wong, 2007. - Dec. 15, 2009 - v0.3 - Automation turned off for BSB knobs. For p-fields 6, 7 and 8 use a value of -1 to use GUI settings, or enter any other value from 0 to 1 into the score. inst strt dur amp frq rise dec pan