karaoke-effect

dan_the_man · Jul 2, 2003, 05:30 AM

Hi Folks,

my first posting here ...

to celebrate that here's a little present for all U guys out there.

my first DSP-effect is coming along.

maybe U have already written on your own ...
but for all those who asked themselves why this effect is not
included in default effects ... ( I allow it hereby)

here it is:

; Generated by kX DSP Editor - microcode dump
name "Karaoke";
copyright "Copyright (c) dan_the_man, 2002-2003.";
engine "kX";
created "01/07/2003";
guid "34e002b0-e196-4040-8d4e-8d9e706ef40d";
; Registers
input inl, inr;
output outl, outr ;
control level=0x7fffffff;
temp tl, tr;

; Code
macsn tl, 0x0, inl, level;
macsn tr, 0x0, inr, level;
acc3 outl, 0x0, inr, tl;
acc3 outr, 0x0, inl, tr;

end;

try it on a song with straight vocals.
preferably only one voice and as little effects as possible.
indigo girl works fine.

greetings
dan_the_man

Max M. · Jul 2, 2003, 06:22 PM

(small correction)

generally, input registers should not be accessed more then once in code... that can cause some side-effects when module is connected to fxbuses...

So it's a bit better to write it like

Code:

input inl, inr
output outl, outr 
control level = 1
temp tl, tr

macs  tl, 0, inl, 1;
macs  tr, 0, inr, 1;
macsn outl, tl, tr, level;
macsn outr, tr, tl, level;

Jul 2, 2003, 05:30 AM	#1
dan_the_man DriverHeaven Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Berlin Posts: 33 Rep Power: 0	karaoke-effect Hi Folks, my first posting here ... to celebrate that here's a little present for all U guys out there. my first DSP-effect is coming along. maybe U have already written on your own ... but for all those who asked themselves why this effect is not included in default effects ... ( I allow it hereby) here it is: ; Generated by kX DSP Editor - microcode dump name "Karaoke"; copyright "Copyright (c) dan_the_man, 2002-2003."; engine "kX"; created "01/07/2003"; guid "34e002b0-e196-4040-8d4e-8d9e706ef40d"; ; Registers input inl, inr; output outl, outr ; control level=0x7fffffff; temp tl, tr; ; Code macsn tl, 0x0, inl, level; macsn tr, 0x0, inr, level; acc3 outl, 0x0, inr, tl; acc3 outr, 0x0, inl, tr; end; try it on a song with straight vocals. preferably only one voice and as little effects as possible. indigo girl works fine. greetings dan_the_man

Jul 2, 2003, 06:22 PM	#2
Max M. d/h member-shmember Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Evil Empire Posts: 2,412 Rep Power: 47	(small correction) generally, input registers should not be accessed more then once in code... that can cause some side-effects when module is connected to fxbuses... So it's a bit better to write it like Code: input inl, inr output outl, outr control level = 1 temp tl, tr macs tl, 0, inl, 1; macs tr, 0, inr, 1; macsn outl, tl, tr, level; macsn outr, tr, tl, level; __________________ Last edited by Max M.; Jul 2, 2003 at 08:53 PM.