Hi Orm,

Not knowing yet, what vasp.*window is, I guess, with vasp it is possible to determine the size of a table/buffer, or there is a way to tell some operations to use "all the samples" of the buffer.

Both is possible. The message format going into the vasp objects is (a bit simplified)

[vasp (length) buffer-name (offset) (channel) ]

which describes a reference into a buffer (array) Elements in parantheses are optional length... length of reference in frames (aka samples), defaults to -1, which means all offset .... offset into a buffer , defaults to 0 channel... currently only for Max/MSP, channel index for interleaved buffers, defaults to 0

vasp.*window is an object that does a multiplication of such a vasp reference with a window function (for example a rising slope)

see pd/VASP-HELP.pd of the vasp package for an introduction into the syntax and an overview of the available objects.

best greetings, Thomas