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Mem to Float Array Read

Archive · 2008 3 old posts

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medanby ·

This would be an alternative to a possible stream triggered Graph or Analyser component.

It would be like the Wave Read component that reads from Mem according to a stream Index but outputs a specified amount to a Float Array instead of a stream. This would allow for spectral processing from wave files. With a shift stream index input a second output could provide overlapping arrays. 🙂

Acrobat ·

I sniff a good idea here! 😀

medanby ·

I'm glad you have a good sense for aromas! 😀

I am looking at what is already coded in SM and seeing what with a few changes could be adapted for greater utilisation. Hopefully that way it will be quicker to implement and more likely to happen...

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