Hi MARIAROSE,

Well the parameters for the Generalized Cross Synthesis are as follow, according to my notes and this AudiosSculpt reference
http://support.ircam.fr/docs/AudioSculpt/2.8.3/co/cross-synthesis.html. :

If you consider S1 is the fft spectrum of sound1, S2… of sound2 and Sout the result then,

in mode <add> (just click on the mode slot, the 9th, and a menu will appear) :

Sout = X*S1 + x*S2
Where X is the amp coefficient “Amplitude Scaling” of sound 1
and x is the amp coefficient “Amplitude Scaling” of sound 2
so that’s an amp mix

whereas in mode <cross> :

Amp(Sout) = X*amp(S1) + x*amp(S2) + q*amp(S1)*amp(S2)
Freq(Sout) = Y*freq(S1) + y*Freq(S2)

where
X and x as above
Y is the phase coefficient (“Phase Scaling”) of sound 1,
y is the phase coefficient (“Phase Scaling”) of sound 2,
q is the multiplication amplitudes coefficient “Q Factor”.

and at last the order of parameters for the OM SuperVp object is :

(time X x Y y q).

I Hope I’ve made no mistake typing all these params !

Bye,

N.

Hi MARIAROSE,

You’re welcome.

You may have noticed the ‘match’ and ‘stretch factor’ params in the Audiosculpt General Cross Synthesis Interface. You may also apply a time compression/dilation factor with the -D flag in supervp command line ((a code which is (very!) less explicit than the interface but there’s a full documentation : supervp -h in terminal, you need to install the command-line tools in the kernel folder within AS or shipped separately in the forum’s apps)).

I can’t find a way in OM supervp-cross-synthesis object (there’s no optional hidden slot for the compr/dilat parameter, in the code neither: select object and type “e”… ). So, you need to make that operation beforehand with supervp-timestretch to match the length of 1st sound (be aware that the duration of the sound include the silence within.)

N.

You may use the OM sound-dur-ms object to get the duration of your sounds then some math to calculate your factor i.e.

S2_Duration * F = S1_Duration => F = S1_Durtation / S2_Duration

am I right ? Hold on…