Sounds great! Not sure what that response issue might be. Could be a result of the windowing shape used? Is this anomaly affected by the window-size? Are you sure the white noise is actually really white? I've seen (and heard) shortcuts taken there as white-noise for musical purposes has to meet less demands than white-noise for calibration purposes (looking at E-MU here...). It would be good to be sure we're not chasing a non-existent issue here. At any rate I think this was the right solution.
I do have a rather basic question now, since this is the first update after I made the jump to running the git version. I originally made a "clone" which resulted in a "fluxus" dir with source and docs that lives in my main "Fluxus" dir. The git docs at http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-clone.html tell me that I won't have to copy the whole thing again, but can instead "fetch" or "pull". Sounds good, but they are different and I don't understand enough of it to make a educated choice. Supposing that my clone is in ~/Fluxus/fluxus/ and I didn't edit the source, what do I type to get this update? I take it that it will need a "scons clean" too? Thanks, Kas. On 9 March 2010 16:45, Dave Griffiths <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I've just taken out a lot of nonsense from the fft audio in an attempt > to make it better. There are no magic numbers in there any more, but I'm > getting a bit more response from the treble end than the bass end at the > moment, so it's not perfect yet. If you play in white noise you'll see > what I mean. > > I've also made the number of bins (gh) uses configurable, up to 128, > with (set-num-frequency-bins). > > cheers, > > dave > >
