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The Smoothing Factor?

Archive · 2005 3 old posts

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lalo ·

Hi guys! i resume a discussion emerged a couple of months ago..

A smoothing module for control signals ( a la "line~" ..an object present in pd and max msp where you can fix a time in ms to do smooth transitions).

The lpf method works pretty good...isn't a way to do it better cpu-wise? the lpf works at audio-rate..maybe a kind of 'line~ish' thingie can work only when it receives value's change?

lalo

unkargherth ·

Well it should be so dificult to code a lpf for floats using native modules

2 Pairs of SH Float + Float LastChange and a couple of Float mults and additions should suffice

( don't ask me for doing it, i'm terrible without my Code Module)

lalo ·

interesting idea..i have to check out what i can do...

lalo

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