Hello to all! I'm a young southamerican composer, who is starting to learn to use this great program (or i should say languaje?). And I have a question: which is the more economical way of getting the frequency of an audio signal? There is no kind of reversed osc~ which functions backwards? Not to-complex answer will be realy apreciated. Thanks Nano
The best way is to use fiddle~ ( you will find it in the extras¹ directory of the pd distribution) but perhaps not the most economical. It works great and on my celeron 533MHz the usage of fiddle is not much noticeable (CPU-wise). The help patch for fiddle~ is in the same dir. I¹ve seen a mention of some simpler pitch tracker¹ but I can¹t recall the name... or I¹m just confused...
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./MiS
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On 8/19/01 12:09 PM, "Nano Rosas" nanorosas@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello to all! I'm a young southamerican composer, who is starting to learn to use this great program (or i should say languaje?). And I have a question: which is the more economical way of getting the frequency of an audio signal? There is no kind of reversed osc~ which functions backwards? Not to-complex answer will be realy apreciated. Thanks Nano
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