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Original Author: Atte Andr�© Jensen (atte.dk), 2008 Updated by Steven Yi, 2017-09-24 Spectral pad, with sounds similar to Roland D-50 and other late 80's, early 90's hardware synths. Changelog: 1.2 * fixed missing/additional commas, adjusted code to work with Automatable widgets 1.1 * Added Brightness control 1.0 * Initial release

Author: Atte André Jensen (atte.dk), 2007 Simple pad with resonance. Changelog: 1.1 * Volume now automateable 1.0 * Initial release

b64 version 1.1 Released: 2008.02.04 Author: Steven Yi This instrument is inspired by the SID sound chip commonly used in Commodore 64 computers, using simliar waveforms and options for ring modulation. [History] v1.1 - 2008.02.04 -Fixed Triangle wave not being generated -Added use of pan_gm2 for panning -Added automatable pan knob to interface v1.0 - 2007.12.14 -initial release

Author: Atte André Jensen (atte.dk), 2008 Spectral pad, with sounds similar to Roland D-50 and other late 80's, early 90's hardware synths. Changelog: 1.1 * Added Brightness control 1.0 * Initial release

Author: Atte André Jensen (atte.dk), 2007 Animated, resonant pad/drone/bass instrument with tempo sync. Changelog: 1.1 * Syncs to tempo using miditempo * Added more subdivisions 1.0 * Initial release

Author: Atte André Jensen (atte.dk), 2008 Additive instrument, featuring detune, pan and drawable amplitude LFO for each of the 8 overtones. Changelog: 1.1 * Fixed bug: kvol/ivol not used in code 1.0 * Initial release

Author: Atte André Jensen (atte.dk), 2007 Mellow bell-like sound with reverse.

Author: Atte André Jensen (atte.dk), 2007 Simple, round bass.

Author: Atte André Jensen (atte.dk), 2007 For background on the wterrain opcode see http://csounds.com/jmc/Articles/Wts/WTS.html This instrument consists of three stacked lines. Each line defines four points that the center point will move between at frequency "Roundtrip Freq" and with a certain radius. The terrain is build using the selected waveform. The first line is panned center, the second panned left and the third right. The panning is controlled by "width". Lines two and three can be detuned in relation to line 1. The resulting stereo signal is applied a single ADSR envelope. TIPS: * For more depth, run the instrument through a chorus effect. * The higher the "radius" the buzzier the sound. * The closer the points are to 0,0

PHASESHAPER - Orch version 1.1 Released: 2007.12.14 Author: Steven Yi This instrument is modeled after the Casio CZ-101 and its Phase Distortion Synthesis (called phaseshaping here by the author, due to its likeness to waveshaping but on the phasor). The PhaseShaper instrument is not meant to exactly replicate the CZ-101 but instead is inspired by it, intentionally leaving out some features (like noise modulation and amp key follow) and adding in unique ones (like the ability to draw in the phaseshaping tables). It is suggested the user read about the CZ-101 before using this instrument. This instruments oscilators are made up of a phasor indexing into a phaseshape table, which in turns yields the indexes to use to read into a sine wave table. [History] v1.1 - 2007.12.14 -fixed use of envelopes (OSC 2 attack was not being used due to incorrect setting of widget property, some OSC2 values were using OSC1 settings) -removed use of balance opcode -fixed calculation of p3 addition to check release time of OSC 1 or OSC 2 v1.0 - 2007.12.08 -initial release

PHASESHAPER version 1.1 Released: 2007.12.14 Author: Steven Yi This instrument is modeled after the Casio CZ-101 and its Phase Distortion Synthesis (called phaseshaping here by the author, due to its likeness to waveshaping but on the phasor). The PhaseShaper instrument is not meant to exactly replicate the CZ-101 but instead is inspired by it, intentionally leaving out some features (like noise modulation and amp key follow) and adding in unique ones (like the ability to draw in the phaseshaping tables). It is suggested the user read about the CZ-101 before using this instrument. This instruments oscilators are made up of a phasor indexing into a phaseshape table, which in turns yields the indexes to use to read into a sine wave table. [History] v1.1 - 2007.12.14 -fixed use of envelopes (OSC 2 attack was not being used due to incorrect setting of widget property, some OSC2 values were using OSC1 settings) -removed use of balance opcode -fixed calculation of p3 addition to check release time of OSC 1 or OSC 2 v1.0 - 2007.12.08 -initial release

2 osc synth, read the comments

Emulation of a Waldorf Microwave. Code originally by Matt Gerassimoff, translation to blue by Steven Yi.

Emulation of the VCS3 as originally coded by Steven Cook. Six oscillators, filter, envelope, external audio input, joystick input, noise generator, ring modulation, and equalization. Import may take awhile...

tabloid is a wavetable synthesizer. at its core, it provides a simple graphical way of editing linear ftables, then provides two oscillators for said ftable, both of which can be detuned. after that, it gets a little crazy. the second oscillator can also be synced to the note frequency, and said sync can be controlled with an envelope. tabloid also has envelopes for the filter (lpf18) and the amplifier. this is a beta release, some rough edges need to be polished. please give feedback on the blue list.