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peak~
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peak meter
peak~ is a peak meter, much like the red peak indicator in MSP’s signal meter. This abstraction is a relic of the days when chic graphic interfaces were just a dream. |
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peek~
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Read and write buffer~ values
Read and write buffer~ values. peek~ treats buffer~ as if it were a floating-point table object. You can write single values, and read from the buffer~ by index. |
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peq1~
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parametric EQ
This parametric EQ element provides symmetrical boost/cut for a first-order high and low shelf. It uses the coef_hlshelf2~ coefficient generator, but does not provide gain control for the mid-range by-product shelf. The two shelves may be attenuated or boosted between -30 dB and +30 dB. The cutoff frequencies are automatically constrained, so that the low cutoff is not higher than the high cutoff. The constrained frequencies are output for display convenience. |
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peq2~
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parametric EQ
This parametric EQ element provides symmetrical boost/cut for a second-order band filter. It uses the coef_bpass3~ coefficient generator, and provides attenuation/gain between -30 dB and +30 dB for a frequency band specified by center frequency and bandwidth. |
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peqbank1~
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parametric EQ filter bank
This is a complete parametric EQ filter bank comprised of two shelving filters and two band filters. in succession. It is designed to provide the functionality of the parametric EQ modules on a professional mixing console. Since it is just an agglomeration of peq1~ and two peq2~ modules, you should refer to the descriptions of these two abstractions, above. |
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peqbank~
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Banks of shelving and parametric EQ filters. |
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pfft~
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pfft~ sets up its own signal chain for the processing of frequency-domain signals. the actual windowing and FFT is performed by the fftin~ and fftout~ objects, used in conjunction with pfft~. |
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phasemod~
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phase modulation |
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phaseshift1~
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phase-shifter
This module phase-shifts and dynamically filters regions of a spectrum with the aid of three dynamic-parameter allpass filters (apass3~). It is best suited to filter sweeep effects. |
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phaseshift~
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Allpass phase-shifting filter
Allpass phase-shifting filter. phaseshift~ is a 2nd-order phase shift filter. It provides a nonlinear delay time as a function of input frequency, emulating the phase shift elements found in analog phase shifter effects. Cascade several phaseshift~ objects to create a more dramatic effect. |
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phasewrap~
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wrap a signal between -pi and pi |
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phasor.shift~
| External |
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phase signals like phasor~
Outputs phase signals like 'phasor~' with evenly-spaced phase relationships between the outlets. |
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phasor~
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Sawtooth ramp generator
Phasor~ generates a sawtooth wave. This can be listened to directly, or used as a phase generator for a table-lookup oscillator, such as cycle~ or wave~. |
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pink~
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Pink noise generator
pink~ generates pink noise, as distinguished from white noise (which the MSP object noise~ generates). White noise has constant spectral power per hertz of bandwidth, while pink noise has constant power per octave. Subjectively, pink noise sounds less hissy than white noise. |
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pitch~
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Pitch tracker (based on fiddle~ from Miller Puckette)  1 comment
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