Hi list Here it's a new newbie kind of question which is the best way of making an audio signal to a control one. I mean, it must be a better way than using the snapshot~ with a metro objetc, no? By the way, what does the osc~ right inlet? Thanks to all
Nano Rosas hat gesagt: // Nano Rosas wrote:
By the way, what does the osc~ right inlet?
As said in the reference file, the right inlet resets the phase, that means, if you send a 0 in the right inlet, the sine wave starts again at 0.
You can see this if you look at an osc~ scope like the one in the help patch with a very low osc~-frequency (e.g. 0.1 Hz). Then send the right inlet a 0.
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On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 12:22:10 -0400 HENRY Damien damien_henry@libertysurf.fr wrote:
which is the best way of making an audio signal to a control one. I
mean,
it must be a better way than using the snapshot~ with a metro objetc,
no?
Try avg~ from the zexy lib.
Damien.
or unpack~ for some serious samplewise-dsp action. (also from zexy)
it turns every sample into a control message... it's a little cpu intensive so don't use it unless you really need it...
but it can be a lot easier than writing an external :)
see the recent posts in the archive for examples of how to use it, or look at the zexy help files for unpack~ + drip/unfold/repack.
pix.