[PD] binline~ (was Re: ekext - listmoses)

[Ed Kelly]

Hey Sam,

The binline~ object is a bit of a problem. Because you
have to do a calculation of each fft bin's change in
phase from the previous one, and the phase is wrapped
from -pi to pi, it spits out wrong answers as well as
right ones.

It is one of the objects I'll be fixing up before too
long!

Best,
Ed


--- Samuel Burt <samuelburt at jhu.edu> wrote:

> Thanks, Ed.  The precompiled pd_darwin file you sent
> me works great.   
> However, your help file makes mention of a binline~
> object which I  
> have not found mentioned anywhere else.  Is this an
> object you have  
> made but not released?  I'm sure I can devise
> another way to separted  
> frequencies from a spectrum.  I was just thinking
> that if you have  
> done it already, I might not need to go through the
> steps of  
> designing my own.
> 
> Thanks for sharing your work!
> 
> Samuel Burt
> 
> 
> On Oct 18, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Ed Kelly wrote:
> 
> > ... but if you can't wait, just unzip this tar
> file
> > into /externals/ekext/listmoses and make again.
> > There's a help file now too!
> >
> > Best,
> > Ed
> >
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