HI list!
aNother question about the difference between tabplay~ and tabread4~. I'm not very relax with the mathematics problems and this kind of stuff.
FOr exemple, I build a sampler with effects. I take on the PD documentation the patchs bandpass, loop, oneshotsampler, but when I want combine this few Pd exemples, There are some problems when I mix a tabplay~ and a tabread4~ in the same patch. the consequence is a sound with one effect and in the same time, a sound with another effect. I don't arrive to find the way to combine effects.
I'm trying with objets "+~ " or "*~ ", But I don't understand this objects.
In Pd, there are a lot of mathematics hard to eat for me, Is there a basic explanation of this objects (for beggining)?
THanks, jerome
Hallo, abel.jerome@free.fr hat gesagt: // abel.jerome@free.fr wrote:
aNother question about the difference between tabplay~ and tabread4~. I'm not very relax with the mathematics problems and this kind of stuff.
tabplay~ just plays a sample that is stored in an array or table. It's like a one-shot sample player. tabread4~ on the other hand looks up the value in an array using the incoming signal as an index. So if you have an array that is 5 entries long and has this content:
pos: value 1: 1 2: 3 3: 1 4: 0 5: 4
if you then send tabread a "sig~ 2" it will output a signal with value "3", because that's the value at position "2" (tabread4~ starts counting at 1) in the array.
Incoming indices in between get interpolated. If you send tabread4~ a "sig~ 1.5", it results in a value around 2.
ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
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