tableshuffle

tableshuffle — shuffles the content of a function table so that each element of the source table is put into a different random position.

Description

This opcode can be used in order to shuffle the content of function tables into a random order but without loosing any of the elements. Imagine shuffling a deck of cards. Each element of the table is copied to a different random position. If that position was already chosen before then the next free position is chosen. The length of the table remains the same.

Syntax

tableshuffle ktablenum
tableshufflei itablenum

Performance

ktablenum or itablenum -- the number of the table to shuffle.

Examples

Here is an example of the tableshuffle opcode. It uses the file farey7shuffled.csd.

Example 909. Example of the tableshuffle opcode.

See the sections Real-time Audio and Command Line Flags for more information on using command line flags.

<CsoundSynthesizer>
<CsOptions>
-odac -+rtaudio=alsa --midioutfile=farey7.mid
</CsOptions>
<CsInstruments>
sr=48000
ksmps=10
nchnls=1
0dbfs = 1

gidelta init 100
gimult init 101

;-------- loop and trigger instrument 901 using a Farey Sequence polyrhythm
	  instr 1
kindx init 0
kindx2 init 0
ktrigger init 0
ktime_unit init p6
kstart init p4
kloop init p5
kinitndx init 0
kfn_times init gidelta
knote init 60
kbasenote init p8
ifundam init p7
ktrigger seqtime ktime_unit, kstart, kloop, kinitndx, kfn_times
if (ktrigger > 0 ) then
     kpitch = cpspch(ifundam)
     kmult tab kindx2, gimult
     kpitch = kpitch * kmult
     knote = kbasenote + kmult
     event "i", 901, 0, .4, .1, kpitch, kpitch * .9, .4,  5,   .75, .8,  1.0, .15, .0,  .125, .125, .25, .5,  1.0, .0, .0,  .0,  .0,  .125, .25, .25, .25, knote
     kindx = kindx + 1
     kindx = kindx % kloop
     kindx2 = kindx2 + 1
     kindx2 = kindx2 % kloop
     if (kindx2 == 0) then
     	tableshuffle gimult
     endif
	
endif
	endin ; 1

;------ basic 2 Operators FM algorithm ----------------
	instr 901
inotedur	=		p3
imaxamp		=		p4 ;ampdb(p4)
icarrfreq	=		p5
imodfreq	=		p6
ilowndx		=		p7
indxdiff	=		p8-p7
knote	        =		p27
aampenv		linseg	p9, p14*p3, p10, p15*p3, p11, p16*p3, p12, p17*p3, p13 
adevenv		linseg	p18, p23*p3, p19, p24*p3, p20, p25*p3, p21, p26*p3, p22
amodosc		oscili	(ilowndx+indxdiff*adevenv)*imodfreq, imodfreq, 10 
acarosc		oscili	imaxamp*aampenv, icarrfreq+amodosc, 10 
			out		acarosc 
;------ we also write down a midi track here ----------
midion 1, knote, 100
       	endin ; 901

</CsInstruments>
<CsScore>
f10 0 4096 10 1				
f100 0 -18 "farey" 7 1
f101 0 -18 "farey" 7 2

; p4 kstart  := index offset into the Farey Sequence
; p5 kloop   := end index into Farey Seq.
; p6 timefac := time in seconds for one loop to complete
; p7 fundam  := fundamental of the FM instrument
; p8 basenote:= root pitch of the midi voice output
; note that pitch structures of the midi file output are not equivalent to the
; ones used for the FM real-time synthesis.

;	start		dur		kstart	kloop   timefac	fundam. basenote
i1	0.0		44		0 	18	1	6.05	60
i1	4		40		0 	18	3	7.05	72
i1	10		38		0 	18	1.5	8	84
i1	15		50		0	18	1	5	48
i1	22		75		5	17	1.7	4	36	
e
</CsScore>
</CsoundSynthesizer>


See Also

GEN farey, tablefilter, tablecopy

Credits

Author: Georg Boenn
University of Glamorgan, UK

New in Csound version 5.13