[PD] smoothing control signals

[Roman Haefeli]

sorry, forgot to attach the patch

roman

On Mon, 2008-02-11 at 11:41 +0100, Roman Haefeli wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-02-08 at 22:43 +0000, matthew venn wrote:
> 
> > I'm a beginner with PD, and I'm finding it useful and frustrating in
> > equal amounts!
> > 
> yo.. before you get too frustrated, ask the list first (as you did now).
> i'd assume that many people would be appreciative of your frustration
> and therefore are willing to help.
> 
> > Right now I'm looking at ways to smooth control signals. I wanted a
> > control version of [lop~]. I couldn't find anything in the docs,
> > archives or the wiki. In the end I made the attached abstraction using
> > [lop~] and [snapshot~]. I wonder if this is inefficient? Now all my
> > patches need to have 'compute audio' turned on.
> 
> yeah, this is a bit inefficient, because it is not really necessary to
> go into the audio domain. 
> > 
> > I'm sure I must have missed an obvious external or patch somewhere, as
> > it seems to me like quite a useful function.
> 
> definitely it is. some people mentioned [line], which is probably the
> most preferrable solution in the most cases. if you _really_ want to
> have the behaviour of a [lop~], then have a look at attached patch,
> which tries to imitate a [lop~] in the message-domain.
> 
> roman
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