Scsynth has three routines to fill a buffer with sine waves: sine1 (only amplitudes for each partial), sine2 (also specifying frequency partials) and sine3 (also specifying frequency partials and phases). The function wavetable currently only accesses the first one. This PR adds the other two, abstracting away the particular method used to communicate to the server.
The name of the function is also changed to buffer-fill. This mechanism can be used beyond wavetable synthesis, and the data can in fact be created in wavetable format or not. I think buffer-fill is more descriptive, but I'd be glad to amend if you feel otherwise.
Scsynth has three routines to fill a buffer with sine waves: sine1 (only amplitudes for each partial), sine2 (also specifying frequency partials) and sine3 (also specifying frequency partials and phases). The function
wavetablecurrently only accesses the first one. This PR adds the other two, abstracting away the particular method used to communicate to the server.The name of the function is also changed to
buffer-fill. This mechanism can be used beyond wavetable synthesis, and the data can in fact be created in wavetable format or not. I thinkbuffer-fillis more descriptive, but I'd be glad to amend if you feel otherwise.