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kakyoism
@LiamG @whale-av thank you both!
I do need a complex timeline, and my metro of interest can be stopped and restarted at any time. So i really need an "observer" or a reference timeline. Looks like there is no way around having a second metro.
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kakyoism
Hi PD,
I'd like to plot metro's output using textfile object in a way that the result shows the bangs as 1's and all the other "output", if any, as 0's. This way I can visualize the temporal distribution of the bangs over a test period.
However, metro only outputs bangs on the "1"s and otherwise outputs nothing, so I can't figure out how to achieve my goal.
I wonder if there is a standard way of doing what I want.
Thanks!
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kakyoism
@seb-harmonik.ar said:
lop-fix.zip
Thank you very much for the detailed explanation.
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kakyoism
Hi PD
I wonder if lop~ object's argument should be the filter's cut-off frequency.
I tested "lop~ 400" with an 1kHz OSC~ input, but then the signal sounds like there is no attenuation at all.
However, in Csound, such a test with lpf18 or biquad opcode (tuned to a one-pole) will attenuate the 1kHz sine accordingly.
So have I misunderstood the argument? I noticed that with lop~ and hip~, the argument in the help is referred to as "roll-off frequency" while their right inlets were termed "cut-off frequency". Are they different?Please advise.
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kakyoism
Hi,
I've used PD on Mac before,
now I'm running ubuntu linux 6.06(Dapper) on my amd64,
I followed the instruction and successfully installed
the pd-extension package, but when running it for the first time,
here is what I got:pd: error while loading shared libraries: libjack-0.80.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
And i checked the libjack on my ubuntu is libjack0.100.0-0
and there is no 0.8 source for Dapper yet.Any idea how to get around the problem without messing up my system??
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kakyoism
Thx for the tips.
unfortunately it doesn't work
I got the same error saying:
pd: error while loading shared libraries: libjack-0.100.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
and I checked that the libjack file does exist under /usr/lib.
I'll wait to see the next release.
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