Sine Wave

Subject: Sine Wave
From: MARK HARRIS <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2009 08:53:32 +0100
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Hi All.. this is something I've posted about before - But I'm still cant quite get my head around, I've left the project and come back to over the last few days... This is my current best shot

(BTW this uses the Kineme GL line tool), it basically use's interference patters between two sine wave - and then I've got the parameter for each wave constantly changing to create a generative animation.... Thing is its kind of slow and I would like to get a smoother curve / and I would like more lines - but doing this slows it wayyyyy down... Could anyone suggest a fix??

The guy behind tone-burst, suggested I look at his Fairlight patch but to be honest I cant get my head around it / plus I'm a bit of a novice writing raw code..

Any help very welcome.. Ta MArk

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