The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

Once you check this box, you must also set several other parameters: LowFreq, HighFreq, InitFreq,
TrackedHarmonic, UnpitchedThreshold.
UnpitchedOnly
Set this value to 1, and adjust UnpitchedThreshold if you would like to hear the unpitched parts of the
sound only (transients, clicks, consonants, noise, etc). It requires that you have Harmonic checked.
UnpitchedThreshold
Set UnpitchedOnly to 1, and adjust this value if you would like to hear only the unpitched parts of the
Input (clicks, consonants, transients, noise). This requires that you have Harmonic checked.
TrackedHarmonic
Only required if you have Harmonic set. A pitch-follower attempts to track whichever harmonic you
indicate in this field. Usually it is 1 for the fundamental, but if a higher harmonic is stronger, it may be
easier to track harmonic 2, 3 or higher. The harmonic’s frequency must lie between LowFreq and
HighFreq.
LowFreq
Only required if you have Harmonic checked. This is the lowest frequency you expect to see in the
tracked harmonic.
HighFreq
Required only when you have Harmonic checked. This is the highest frequency you expect to encounter
in the tracked harmonic.
InitFreq
Required only if Harmonic is checked. This is an estimate of the initial frequency of the tracked harmonic.
FundamentalOnly
This only applies when Harmonic is checked. Check this box if you would like to listen to the estimated
fundamental frequency. It can help you judge whether adjusting LowFreq or HighFreq might result in a
better estimate.
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