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some browsers like to add or delete filename extensions. this is good |
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to check if you get "file not found" errors later. |
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UPDATE: the "msplit" file is no longer required by default. |
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you need not view these files, but keep in mind that in general the |
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fitting does not succeed for every value of n. put another way, every |
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file will have l values ranging exactly from 0 to 300, the upper limit |
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our implementation the numbers at the beginning of these lines are |
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unused, so we simply use "0". |
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we also now make use of the capability of modefilter.pd to use an |
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absolute number of frequency bins for downshifting, rather than |
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downshifting by a multiplicative factor. this will no longer preserve |
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the musical intervals between modes, but it will preserve the absolute |
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frequency difference between them, making certain small differences |
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audible. |
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we have connected new receive objects to specify the sample rate, |
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downshift factor, and length of the output array. hence, the first |
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downshift, and length of the output array. hence, the first |
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three lines of the qlist file could be |
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samprate 8000; |
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but one may still set these manually instead. the remaining global |
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parameters, such as the instrument, whether or not to use averaged mode |
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parameters, and the length of the ramp used to generate the window, |
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still must be set manually if values other than the default are |
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desired. |
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parameters, and the length of the ramp used to generate the window, can |
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also be set in this way if values other than the default are desired. |
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the remaining lines of the qlist file will take one of two forms. |
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first, one provides a line for every mode they wish to add together. |
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these lines define a combination of day number, l, n, and m. the whole |
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list is sent as daylnm, which is then parsed by the new object |
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[parsedaylnm]. for example, one such line could be |
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0 daylnm day 1216 l 1 n 18 m 1; |
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which means to send the entire message "day 1216 l 1 n 18 m 1" to |
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daylnm. the elements of this message will be picked out two at a time |
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and used to send the 4 inputs needed. the first such line must specify |
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all 4 numbers, but subsequent lines need only specify changing values, |
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just as if you were using [modefilter] directly. the order is |
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unimportant. of course you may also manually enter any values that you |
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wish to remain constant before starting the sequence. when |
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[parsedaylnm] gets to the end of the message it received, it sends a |
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bang to startbang. |
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these lines define a combination of day number, l, n, m and width |
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multiplication factor. the whole list is sent as daylnm, which is then |
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parsed by the new object [parsedaylnm]. for example, one such line |
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could be |
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|
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0 daylnm day 1216 l 1 n 18 m 1 width 10; |
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|
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which means to send the entire message "day 1216 l 1 n 18 m 1 width 10" |
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to daylnm. the elements of this message will be picked out two at a |
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time and used to send the 5 inputs needed. the first such line must |
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specify at least the 4 required numbers, but subsequent lines need only |
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specify changing values, just as if you were using [modefilter] |
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directly. the order is unimportant. of course you may also manually |
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> |
enter any values that you wish to remain constant before starting the |
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sequence. when [parsedaylnm] gets to the end of the message it |
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received, it sends a bang to startbang. |
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next comes a single line telling where to put this combination of modes |
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in the output array. for instance, the first such line would typically |
