HI all,
Sorry for the belated reply...
Here's a dejitter algo I use on sliders, joysticks, etc... You choose a constant jitter amount and essentially build a loose steering linkage. Call the constant JITTER, and do the following (in pseudo-code):
if (input > last-output + JITTER) last-output = input - JITTER
else if (input < last-output) last-output = input
... then output the new "last-output", possibly filtering out repetitions of the same value. You can do this in Pd using "moses" objects, for instance. Note that the output range is the input range minus JITTER, so if it's MIDI and JITTER is one, the output will be 0-126.
cheers Miller
On Fri, May 31, 2002 at 09:11:16AM +0100, Rory Walsh wrote:
Hi David I'm not sure I understand what you mean but are you talking about values jumping all over the place from one minute to the next? I have this problem when I use Midi sliders, for instance the the midi values will often jump three values each time I move the midi slider, if this is what you talking about I just use a line object to help it move smoothly to the next value without missing the values in between, is that any help?
ROry.
--- David McCallum 8dngm@qlink.queensu.ca wrote: >
I was toying around with using lop~ toreduce jitter and it didn't really seem to do much. Do you have any suggestions as to what settings I should be setting the lop~ to, or is there anything else I should be doing to it? I compared the results of the straight output against the output of the lop~ (with snapshot~) and all I found was that with higher cutoffs of the lop~ the decimals of the values seemed to disappear (but I think this probably isn't anything worth noting), but they both seemed to jitter as much.
Any suggestions?At 04:49 PM 25/05/2002 -0700, Andrew (Andy) W. "Schmeder wrote:
I built a controller that uses the joystick port
(spacetaxi.de)
but the jitter is a little too much to deal with
(unless anyone has a
jitter-filter patch they could send me).
To reduce jitter on a joystick I use joystick-value
-> sig~ -> lop~.
There is no loss of information assuming that the
jitter is faster than
you can physically move the joystick.
andy
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