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bitnot~
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Bitwise not signal operator.
Bitwise not signal operator. Can perform bitwise boolean operations on a floating point signal as bits or as an integer. Note that if you are converting the floats to ints and back that single precision floating point values only retain 24 bits of integer resolution. The floating point bits from left to right are <1 sign bit> <8 exponent bits> <23 mantissa bits>. |
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bitor~
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Bitwise or signal operator.
Bitwise or signal operator. Can perform bitwise boolean operations on a floating point signal as bits or as an integer. Note that if you are converting the floats to ints and back that single precision floating point values only retain 24 bits of integer resolution. I'll probably make some hr.bitwise objects at some point. The floating point bits from left to right are <1 sign bit> <8 exponent bits> <23 mantissa bits>. |
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bitsafe~
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bitsafe~ detects NaN(not a number) and +/- infinity, in an incoming signal and replaces any occurences with zero.
bitsafe~ detects NaN(not a number) and +/- infinity, in an incoming signal and replaces any occurences with zero. This is useful in conjunction with the bitwise operators, or any other situation where these values are possible. |
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bitshift~
| External |
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Bitwise shift signal operator.
Bitwise shift signal operator. Can perform bitwise operations on a floating point signal as bits or as an integer. Note that if you are converting the floats to ints and back that single precision floating point values only retain 24 bits of integer resolution. The floating point bits from left to right are <1 sign bit> <8 exponent bits> <23 mantissa bits>. positive shift values correspond to left shifting that number of bits, negative shift values correspond to right shifting that number of bits. |
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bitxor~
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Bitwise xor signal operator.
Bitwise xor signal operator. Can perform bitwise boolean operations on a floating point signal as bits or as an integer. Note that if you are converting the floats to ints and back that single precision floating point values only retain 24 bits of integer resolution. The floating point bits from left to right are <1 sign bit> <8 exponent bits> <23 mantissa bits>. |
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bline
| External |
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bang-based multi-segment line object
The bline object is an event-driven version of the Max line object. It takes a breakpoint list of [target] [time_to_target] pairs and 'tweens' appropriately to generate a smooth function. The major difference is that the bline object is driven by bang messages sent to its left inlet instead of being driven by the Max scheduler. This gives the object a flexible timebase, which is useful when working with events that have a variable processing time (such as rendering matrices in Jitter). As with the line object, the bline object sends a bang out the object's right outlet when the current ramp is finished. It works with integer and floating point numbers, can be stopped (with the stop message), and can use multi-segment lists (unlike Max line, but in keeping with the MSP equivalent, line~). |
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blit~
| External |
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Band Limited Impulse Train. |
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blotar~
| External |
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flute guitar hybrid model, STK, synthesis toolkit |
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boner~
| External |
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poke it in and peek it out |
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bonk~
| External |
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percussion follower for Max/MSP
percussion follower for Max/MSP by Miller Puckette, MSP port by Ted Apel. |
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bowedbar~
| External |
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physical model of a bowed percussion bar, STK, synthesis toolkit |
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bowed~
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physical model of a bowed string instrument, STK, synthesis toolkit |
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bpass1~
| Abstraction |
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band-pass filter
Like apass2~, this second-order IIR band-pass filter computes coefficients for a biquad~. A band-pass filter only lets a certain band of frequencies pass through it. The band is defined by a center frequency and a bandwidth (usually the width in Hz where the volume on either side of the center frequency is attenuated by -3dB). Anyone who has worked with an analog bandpass filter will quickly understand what to do with it! |
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brass~
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physical model of a brass instrument, STK, synthesis toolkit |
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brightness~
| External |
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Spectral Centroid Measure |
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