Crash1.json, made in soundThing and converted by SoundPatch. Two noise
oscillators fifteen cents apart, a filter opened 11.6 kHz by the
modulation envelope, and the LEVEL shaped by that same envelope rather
than by the amplitude one - which is exactly the freedom the routed level
was for, and not a thing the engine could express a week ago.
It peaks at 10,501 and is gone in about six tenths of a second, inside
the eight tenths the pieces are in the air. The guessed one wandered
between 1600 and 8200 and sounded like a drain.
The patch predates the gate field, so the program's own trigger write is
what makes it a one-shot - which is the argument for having put it there
rather than leaving it to the patch. LowFuel.json is here too, saved from
the newer soundThing with the gate and LFO mode in it, and is not wired
to anything yet.
Both JSONs live beside the tables they produce. The build has never
needed soundThing and still does not, but a sound can now be regenerated,
or simply read, without going to find the editor first.
Anachronaut
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