Procedural Wavetable Synthesis - Max/MSP Tutorial

Procedural noise can be used for a lot interesting applications - even as an oscillator. In this video I use the output of jit.bfg as a source for synthesis, writing it into a buffer and reading it as a wavetable. Using both jit.gen and gen~ to make sure the sound is clean, it is possible to explore all kinds of predictable and unpredictable timbres by playing around with jit.bfg's basis functions.

🎹Patch: https://github.com/umutreldem/hearing...

0:00 - Introduction
0:50 - Creating and controlling procedural noise
5:58 - Writing a Jitter Matrix into an audio buffer
9:32 - Trying to play the audio buffer as a wavetable
12:45 - Adding an envelope to the procedural waveform
19:20 - Creating a readback buffer using gen~ and codebox
32:00 - Updating readback buffer at the beginning at the waveform & further ideas