[PD] Input Controllers for Pd with finer grain than MIDI
Rory Walsh
rorytheroar at yahoo.com
Fri May 31 10:11:16 CEST 2002
Hi David I'm not sure I understand what you mean but
are you talking about values jumping all over the
place from one minute to the next? I have this problem
when I use Midi sliders, for instance the the midi
values will often jump three values each time I move
the midi slider, if this is what you talking about I
just use a line object to help it move smoothly to the
next value without missing the values in between, is
that any help?
ROry.
--- David McCallum <8dngm at qlink.queensu.ca> wrote: >
> I was toying around with using lop~ to
> reduce jitter and it didn't
> really seem to do much. Do you have any suggestions
> as to what settings I
> should be setting the lop~ to, or is there anything
> else I should be doing
> to it? I compared the results of the straight output
> against the output of
> the lop~ (with snapshot~) and all I found was that
> with higher cutoffs of
> the lop~ the decimals of the values seemed to
> disappear (but I think this
> probably isn't anything worth noting), but they both
> seemed to jitter as much.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> At 04:49 PM 25/05/2002 -0700, Andrew (Andy) W.
> "Schmeder wrote:
> > > I built a controller that uses the joystick port
> (spacetaxi.de)
> > > but the jitter is a little too much to deal with
> (unless anyone has a
> > > jitter-filter patch they could send me).
> >
> >To reduce jitter on a joystick I use joystick-value
> -> sig~ -> lop~.
> >There is no loss of information assuming that the
> jitter is faster than
> >you can physically move the joystick.
> >
> >
> >andy
>
> .
> . David McCallum
> . Queen's University Electronic Music Studio Manager
> . and Noise Maker
> . html://mentalfloss.ca/sintheta/
> .
>
>
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