[PD] tight syncing of two pd machines...

des1gner at optusnet.com.au des1gner at optusnet.com.au
Thu Dec 18 01:33:22 CET 2003


there is also an object by shea ako called remap which does exactly 
what you want, I'll see if he has pd version ready for release.

http://www.hyperspasm.com/max/general/remap.png

At 13:45 -0800 17.12.03, Josh Steiner wrote:
>i made one called [scalenum] that i use all the time.  -josh
>
>>I think a handly abstraction would be one that scales the incoming range to
>>a specified range automatically... has 4 args, the min and max of the input
>>and the desired min and max. if no one else has bothered I'll patch on up
>>myself.
>>
>>B.
>>
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