ar fog xamp, xdens, xtrans, xspd, koct, kband, kris, \ kdur, kdec, iolaps, ifna, ifnb, itotdur[, iphs] \ [, itmode]
ifna, ifnb - table numbers of two stored functions. The first is the data used for granulation, usually from a soundfile (GEN01). The second is a rise shape, used forwards and backwards to shape the grain rise and decay; this is normally a sigmoid (GEN19) but may be linear (GEN07).
itotdur - total time during which this fog will be active. Normally set to p3. No new grain is created if it cannot complete its kdur within the remaining itotdur.
iphs (optional) - initial phase of the fundamental, expressed as a fraction of a cycle (0 to 1). The default value is 0.
itmode (optional) - transposition mode. If zero, each grain keeps the xtrans value it was launched with. if non-zero, each is influenced by xtrans continuously. The default value is 0.
xdens - density. The frequency of grains per second.
xtrans - transposition factor. The rate at which data from the stored function table ifna is read within each grain. This has the effect of transposing the original material. A value of 1 produces the original pitch. Higher values transpose upwards, lower values downwards. Negative values result in the function table being read backwards.
xspd - speed. The rate at which successive grains advance through the stored function table ifna. xspd is in the form of an index (0 to 1) to ifna. This determines the movement of a pointer used as the starting point for reading data within each grain. (xtrans determines the rate at which data is read starting from this pointer.)
koct - octaviation index. The operation of this parameter is identical to that in fof.
kband, kris, kdur, kdec - grain envelope shape. These parameters determine the exponential decay (kband), and the rise (kris), overall duration (kdur,) and decay (kdec ) times of the grain envelope. Their operation is identical to that of the local envelope parameters in fof.
The Csound fog generator is by Michael Clarke, extending his earlier work based on IRCAM's fof algorithm.
;p4 = transposition factor ;p5 = speed factor ;p6 = function table for grain data i1 = sr/ftlen(p6) ;scaling to reflect sample rate and table length a1 phasor i1*p5 ;index for speed a2 fog 5000, 100, p4, a1, 0, 0, , .01, .02, .01, 2, p6, 1, p3, 0, 1