Hi all,
does anyone know of a midi interpolator object. A external which will
extend the range of midi from 0 .. 127 to for example 0 .. 1000 by
interpolating between the values in pd. Obviously introducing a one
'value' delay but overall giving the expression a finer resolution.
Linear
Conor J Curran wrote:
Hi all,
does anyone know of a midi interpolator object. A external which will
extend the range of midi from 0 .. 127 to for example 0 .. 1000 by
interpolating between the values in pd. Obviously introducing a one
'value' delay but overall giving the expression a finer
Hallo,
Conor J Curran hat gesagt: // Conor J Curran wrote:
does anyone know of a midi interpolator object. A external which will
extend the range of midi from 0 .. 127 to for example 0 .. 1000 by
interpolating between the values in pd. Obviously introducing a one
'value' delay but overall
I would do as suggested by Frank but add also:
[/ 127]
| [float \ (here you can set the interpolation time in ms)
| /
[line f 200]
|
[any object from the mapping library]
The mapping library has some great curves that are normalized to the
interval [0, 1].
I would also suggest this as a possible point of interest - I wanted
something when the interpolation time was variable as well. For example,
when I turned my rotary control just one notch after a certain period of
inactivity, I didn't want it to have the same quick interpolation time as
when I
Hey Kevin
I've used [smooth] (is it from PixelTango maybe?) for the same effect
(if I'm understanding you correctly). Basically it's a lop~ with a
snapshot~ - so like a control rate filter. Really natural response - I
like it a lot.
cheers
dafydd
On 9/15/07, Kevin McCoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Kevin
I've used [smooth] (is it from PixelTango maybe?) for the same effect
(if I'm understanding you correctly). Basically it's a lop~ with a
snapshot~ - so like a control rate filter. Really natural response - I
like it a lot.
cheers
dafydd
On 9/15/07, Kevin McCoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
