4 Nov
2004
4 Nov
'04
10:07 a.m.
Frank Barknecht wrote:
You can get at octaves as well. The "Max and Pitch" tutorials here: http://www.sfu.ca/sca/Manuals/247/Max/Max.html are really wonderful, although they don't translate completely to Pd. (But if you know, that "%" in Max is "mod" in Pd, you'll come very far.)
This is only almost true: % in Max (and Pd) is a mathematical correct modulo operator, that means it pulls out negative values on negativ input.
mod in Pd is much more usable, because it will stay always in the positive world, its more a wrapper than a mathematical modulo object. (I liked the behaviour of mod so much that I made an abhaXion for Max called 'mod')
Stefan
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