<DIV>Subject: [PD] Re: tabreceive and block<BR><BR>>>Hello<BR>>><BR>>>I'm looking for documentation on all the ins and outs<BR>>>of the block object and the tabreceive object. Any<BR>>>help? The help files weren't able to give me a good<BR>>>start for using the two together. Does any one know<BR>>>where I can find detailed documantation about those<BR>>>two objects?<BR>>><BR>>>thanks<BR><BR>>block~ sets the number of samples in each processing<BR>>cycle (which defaults to 64). So each signal is<BR>>divided up into blocks of 64 samples as it would be<BR>>too slow to do it sample by sample. You could for<BR>>example override it to have 1-sample blocks with<BR>>[block~ 1] though: this can be useful in feedback.<BR>>tabreceive~ fills each of these blocks with the first<BR>>values of a named table (normally the first 64) over<BR>>and over. So for example if you had a 64-sample
table<BR>>with values 0,1,2...63 then tabreceive~ using that<BR>>table would give a signal<BR>>0,1,2...63,0,1,2...63,0,1,2...63 etc. For examples<BR>>look at the fft help patches. Hope that makes sense?<BR>><BR>>Stefan Turner</DIV>
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<DIV>This all makes perfect sense. I'll have a look at the FFT help files for info on the block~. Isn't there just a bit of documentation somewhere that has all the different commands/arguments you can send the block~ object or is it just the one blocksize argument? As someone fairly new to the program, I think it would be helpful to have a list of all objects and all the different arguments or commands. Is there already something like this out there?</DIV><p>__________________________________________________<br>Do You Yahoo!?<br>Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around <br>http://mail.yahoo.com