Hallo, Steffen hat gesagt: // Steffen wrote:
And therefore that the information in a block is available to the program to process. Which also means that after that block has been processes the information is not longer available. Is that true?
i am afraid, i couldn't fully follow.
What i was thinking about is the information in each block, ie the
samples in each block are forgotten about when the computation/DSP of
that block is done.
Yes, it's gone then. But so are messages. Btw.: the [tabsend~] and [tabreceive~] objects directly operate on the sample blocks we're talking about here, as does the [print~] object, so if you want to see or influence what's happening in a block, use these.
I'm guessing this, since some object, i guess
again, depends on the block size, that is the samples in the block.
For example if one wants to compute some mean value. - Does the block
size then become the 'window' size, where window is used as the
theoretical term in DSP?
You mean "window" as in for example a FFT? Yes, that is equivalent to the block in Pd.
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