why do i get leaky noise here???
patch is attached
....basically it's just a delay write and a delay read and then a [*~ ] object into the [dac~]...but for some reason, [*~ 0] does not stop the signal.
this is not a bug report.. i think it's really funky... but i wanna know why the signal still leaks thru when you multiply it by 0.
hard off wrote:
why do i get leaky noise here???
patch is attached
....basically it's just a delay write and a delay read and then a [*~ ] object into the [dac~]...but for some reason, [*~ 0] does not stop the signal.
this is not a bug report.. i think it's really funky... but i wanna know why the signal still leaks thru when you multiply it by 0.
it does not leak any noise here.
however, your patch is generating a lot of samples which are "inf". my wild guess is, that multiplying "inf" with "0" might produce something else but 0 on your machine/os.
i am using a athlon64/dualcore on linux (32bit). what are you using?
mfg.asdr IOhannes
powerbook os X, pd version 0.37 ...definately getting this weird pulsing leak.
why do i get the 'inf' samples????
i just tried it on 0.38 and the leak doesn't work.
but as i said...i didn't see it as a BUG, cos i set out to make a noise patch...this glitch is kinda cool i think.
just wondering why it happens.
i also retried it on 0.37, but this time swapping the original noise~ source for an osc~ ...and it still occurs.
oops...
found where the infinite signal was coming from...my feedback loop was multiplying by 99, rather than 0.99
my mistake
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hard off -
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