Prelude

GestVM is a Gesture sequence like gest, only controlled via a virtual machine, similar to seqvm or trigvm. Instead of building a custom bytecode VM, the core Uxn VM is utilized.

GestVM

• 1. Introduction
• 2. How To Read This Document
• 3. Signal Flow
• 3.1. Overview
• 3.2. Temporal Weight (pre-input)
• 3.3. Conductor (input signal)
• 3.4. Temporal Skewer
• 3.5. Main Rephasor
• 3.6. Virtual Machine
• 3.7. Interpolator (output)

• 4. Tangled Files
• 5. Structs
• 6. Initialization
• 7. Top-Level Computation
• 8. The General Rephasor Algorithm
• 8.1. Overview
• 8.2. Setting the scale
• 8.3. Initialization
• 8.4. The Rephasor Algorithm

• 9. Skewer
• 9.1. Overview
• 9.2. Compute Function
• 9.3. Initialization
• 9.4. Skewdur
• 9.5. Update Skewer Flag
• 9.6. Skewing Behavior
• 9.7. Some Skewing Behavior Functions

• 10. Main Rephasor
• 10.1. Overview
• 10.2. Computation
• 10.3. Rephasor Control

• 11. Uxn Evaluator
• 11.1. Overview
• 11.2. The Uxn Struct
• 11.3. Storing the Instance of Uxn in GestVM
• 11.4. Loading a ROM
• 11.5. Symbol Look-up
• 11.6. Program Pointer
• 11.7. Device Callbacks
• 11.7.1. System Device Callbacks
• 11.7.2. GestVM Device Callback
• 11.8. Uxn Port Commands
• 11.8.1. Weight Mass (0)
• 11.8.2. Weight Inertia (1)
• 11.8.3. Skewer Type (2)
• 11.8.4. Skewer Length (3)
• 11.8.5. Rephasor Numerator (4)
• 11.8.6. Rephasor Denominator (5)
• 11.8.7. Interpolator Next (6)
• 11.8.8. Interpolator Behavior (7)
• 11.9. Tick
• 11.10. Eval

• 12. Interpolator
• 13. Weight
• 13.1. Overview
• 13.2. Weight and Mass
• 13.3. Weight DSP algorithm
• 13.4. Setting mass/inertia from Uxn