Hello!
I am working on a multichannel sound piece, with 72 oscillators, receiving data from ffmpeg over udp. Each oscillator stream has its own intensity fluctuations. However, when I try to add the dynamic parts and scale them collectively (using *~ and a very tender slider), I get no output, whereas adding up the raw oscillators does produce audio, minus the individual fluctuations.
- how do I combine all of these dynamic signals?
- how can I make else/count start counting the moment information starts
flowing through the udp port, and stop again once the feed stops, while keeping the connection active?
Kind regards, Michael
Hi Michael,
I think the magic number you are after is 0.013888 (that's 1/72), to multiply the sum by _before_ your fader. cheers, Andy
On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 03:31:23AM +0100, Michael Karr wrote:
Hello!
I am working on a multichannel sound piece, with 72 oscillators, receiving data from ffmpeg over udp. Each oscillator stream has its own intensity fluctuations. However, when I try to add the dynamic parts and scale them collectively (using *~ and a very tender slider), I get no output, whereas adding up the raw oscillators does produce audio, minus the individual fluctuations.
- how do I combine all of these dynamic signals?
- how can I make else/count start counting the moment information starts
flowing through the udp port, and stop again once the feed stops, while keeping the connection active?
Kind regards, Michael
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Hi, since you're using else, you can use else/group instead of ggee/unserialize and maybe minimize the number of dependencies
Em sáb., 13 de mar. de 2021 às 23:33, Michael Karr < michael.karr.22@gmail.com> escreveu:
- how can I make else/count start counting the moment information starts
flowing through the udp port, and stop again once the feed stops, while keeping the connection active?
I don't know, and it seems this question isn't related to [else/count] itself. It just counts when receiving bangs, so the question seems to be how to open a gate and let it count from bangs and close the gate when the feed stops, huh? What I'm saying is that maybe this is a question about the net connection, which I don't know much about and why you'd not keep it active. Well, maybe looking at the patch would help.
cheers
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Michael Karr