Hi Joseph,
I did exactly that but in pd so I wonder who it was?
Anyway my patch is called pDM and can be downloaded at
http://www.speech.kth.se/music/performance/download/
It includes 2D interpolation of a number of variables. The corner values
of each variable are set to specific values and the
hello,
here is an interpol abstraction that i made for the mapping lib.
i did never commited it. mainly because i never make it to work everywhere.
(don't know how to deal with iem_matrix / hexa_loader / pd extended)...
cyrille
Joseph Barrows a écrit :
Hi Pders,
I recently saw a
Hallo,
Joseph Barrows hat gesagt: // Joseph Barrows wrote:
I was wondering if there is anything like this for PD (interpolation of
groups of values)
[list-inter] from [list]-abs could be a building block for this, if
your lists aren't too long.
Ciao
--
Frank Barknecht
Hi,
This looks really nice and exciting.
I would like to incorporate the patch in the wiimote experiments i
did...so the 2D variables could actually be catched from the wii-IR
coordinates.
What i dont understand is the synth part ??
i did not have a closer look yet
for now i am just
The warning can be ignored. It seems to be a small bug. The synth part
just rescale decibels to velocity given you have one of the synths in
the list. It works anyway but without proper calibration of sound level.
Please use it if you wish - I would be great to hear more about it and I
would
Hi Pders,
I recently saw a presentation by a fellow using Max and he was using int.lib
that allowed using a 2D space populated with presets, and as he moved a
marker around the space int.lib would smoothly interpolate all the values in
the various presets depending on the distance from their
