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convolve~
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convolve~ is a buffer~ based FIR (finite impulse response) convolution filter. An input signal is convolved with the samples of the buffer. An amplitude treshold can be set for saving processing time. The FIR length is free.
The functionality is similar to the "buffir~" object: a buffer~ is used to hold the FIR that will convolve the signal coming in the first inlet. But convolve~ scans the buffer~ for data above a given amplitude treshold so that the callculation process can be reduced (instead of high dynamic precision.) This faster calculation has as a consequence that the offset and legth of the FIR aren't signal inlets like in buffir~. |
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cosh~
| External |
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Hyperbolic cosine function (cosh(x)) for signals |
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cosx~
| External |
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cos(x) for signals
cos(x) for signals. this is a real sine function based around pi - unlike msp's cos~ which is based around 1 so it can be used as a lookup table for phasor |
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cos~
| External |
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cosine function
cosine function. cos~ produces a signal which is the cosine of its input multiplied by 2 pi. This produces a listenable sine wave when driven by a phasor~ at audio rates. |
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count~
| External |
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Signal counter
Signal counter. count~ can be used to do sample playback using index~ |
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cp-pan~
| Abstraction |
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constant power panner |
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cpPan~
| External |
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constant power pan
Takes a mono audio input and pans it across two output channels. The panning uses an internal table of 1024 samples to reduce CPU load. The panning position is set through the right inlet, which can accept either signal or float input. Panning input should be limited to values between 0. and 1., with hard left equivalent to 0 and hard right equivalent to 1. |
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cretmet~
| External |
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get the signal peak level (dB and linear) |
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crossfade~
| Abstraction |
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Crossfades two input signals according to a sine function which guarantees that loudness of the result is constant. |
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crossx~
| External |
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a cross synthesis object with gating |
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csound~
| External |
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use the csound dsp/synthesis language inside MaxMSP.
csound~ is a MaxMSP external object that allows you to use the csound dsp/synthesis languange inside MaxMSP. |
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ctr.grain~
| External |
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Read grains from a buffer~ within a range
Read fragments of recorded material with granular techniques, allowing users to change grain density and dimension and to modulate pitch transposition in a simple and effective |
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ctr.shuffle~
| External |
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Read random segments from a buffer~ within a range
ctr.shuffle~ can read different sections of a buffer sequentially, producing a continuously changing result that can be defined by several parameters including playback direction (forward, backward and alternating). |
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curve
| Javaclass (mxj) |
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more accurate curve~
a Java/mxj~ implementation of curve~ which is more linear when the curve value is 0. Paradoxically, this is based on the curve~ object from the pd cyclone project which itself is a "port" of most objects from Max/MSP! |
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curve.function.js
| Javascript (jsui) |
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Generate curve~-compatible breakpoint envelopes
This is now merged into ejies 1.58b1.
("beta" release) extends Emmanuel Jordan's ej.function.js to enable editing of curves between breakpoints, compatible with curve~. Requires ejies to be installed (http://e--j.com). Now works with ejies 1.57 and has its own inspector and a slightly better help file. |
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