Examples
Waveshape a signal similar to an overdriven amplifier
Soft-clipping signal distortion
| Name | Type | Opt | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| drive-factor | float | opt | A single number can be provided to set the drive factor. If no argument is provided, the drive factor is set to 1.0. |
| drive-factor | int | Converted to . |
| int | drive-factor [int] |
Converted to . |
| float | drive-factor [float] |
In right inlet: The overdrive~ object accepts a floating-point "drive factor". The drive factor should usually be in the range 1.0-10.0. Using a factor of 1.0 creates a linear response without distortion, and higher values increase the distortion. Values less than 1, including negative values, produce very heavily distorted signals. Use with caution, this behavior was originally considered a bug until friends of the object's creator insisted that it should be considered a feature and left intact.) |
| signal | In left inlet: the signal to be distorted. In right inlet: the drive factor as a signal value. |