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bernardo amorim wrote:
hello everybody
i want to build a simple patch that converts the range 0 to 1 to -4 to 4
where 0.5 equals 0 in the second range. can anyone help?
hugs bernardo
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Bernardo Gomes de Amorim - 2007
Or you may create an abstraction similar to the attached one, which
mimics I think the behaviour of the [range] external included in (??)
pd-extended (??)
Left inlet is the value to be rescaled; inlets 2 to 5 are input range
min/max and output range min/max, respectively. Also, creation
arguments
Hallo,
bernardo amorim hat gesagt: // bernardo amorim wrote:
i want to build a simple patch that converts the range 0 to 1 to -4 to 4
where 0.5 equals 0 in the second range. can anyone help?
Now that you've already got some solutions for this case, it's maybe
time to go for the more general
Hallo,
matteo sisti sette hat gesagt: // matteo sisti sette wrote:
Or you may create an abstraction similar to the attached one, which
mimics I think the behaviour of the [range] external included in (??)
pd-extended (??)
Quite often I use a similar one which I called expr_scale. It uses
expr
UAU thanks alot frank
what a amazing explanantion...
hugs bern.
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