yeah. 25% was just a guess. thanks for the help with expr~
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On Tue, 12 Dec 2006, hard off wrote:
sorry, i have a few questions today, i know it's bad from to ask them
all in one thread, but i don't want to start too many threads.
question 1)
how do you multiply a signal by a power of n ? can you do it with expr~?
you might mean "raise a signal to the
Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2006 16:10:08 +0100
To: "hard off" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
From: Steffen Leve Poulsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [pd] [noise~],[expr~], questions
for more info on [expr]
http://crca.ucsd.edu/~syadegar/expr.html
also look at the sourcecode.
On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 20:11 +0900, hard off wrote:
> about the nth power of a signal, i want n as a variable, so the chain
> of [*~] objects is not exactly perfect. i tried [pow~] but it doesn't
> seem to work the way i expected.
iirc pow~ implements pow(y, x), with x being the first inlet and y
hard off wrote:
sorry, i have a few questions today, i know it's bad from to ask them
all in one thread, but i don't want to start too many threads.
question 1)
how do you multiply a signal by a power of n ? can you do it with expr~?
do you mean take a signal to the nth power?
to square a s
ah, THAT'S where i saw it last. yeah frank i do have your vead~ patch.
in case anybody else was wondering, the syntax is:
[expr~ pow($v1, $f2)]
...no idea where we can find a full syntax list for expr~ ???
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Hallo,
hard off hat gesagt: // hard off wrote:
> sorry, i have a few questions today, i know it's bad from to ask them
> all in one thread, but i don't want to start too many threads.
>
> question 1)
> how do you multiply a signal by a power of n ? can you do it with expr~?
Yes, you can use exp
about the nth power of a signal, i want n as a variable, so the chain
of [*~] objects is not exactly perfect. i tried [pow~] but it doesn't
seem to work the way i expected.
do you want to have an osc~ signal interspersed with
noise such that the noise occurs 25% of the time and the osc~ the o
sorry, i have a few questions today, i know it's bad from to ask them
all in one thread, but i don't want to start too many threads.
question 1)
how do you multiply a signal by a power of n ? can you do it with expr~?
question 2)
is there a list of the functions that i can use with expr~ (and
