• raynovich

    thanks. Got it and it works and your help is much appreciated.

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  • raynovich

    Hey all,
    So, what is the functional use of snake~?

    I can get the object to work if there is a direct connection to a snake~ out.

    However, I tried to use a send~ to a receive~ object with a name like test_snake, and the receive outlet only recognizes the first variable.

    Am I doing something wrong? I could see the use of this object if I could send the data to another object, but cannot think of the right object to use to send all of the channels of data.

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  • raynovich

    Oh boy. I did not do a search appropriately. Disregard. :( Sorry for wasting space.

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  • raynovich

    I am attempting to use sigmund~ to detect low frequencies.

    I am putting an osc~ to detect lowest frequencies.

    It seems sigmund~ cannot detect frequencies below 45 hertz.

    Here is the object I am using:

    sigmund~ -hop 65536

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  • raynovich

    Thank you! 1 sample. seems pretty amazing. Thanks though

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  • raynovich

    Hey all,
    Just asked a question about latency in audio processing and trying to get cpitchshift to work as best I can and have it be most effective.

    I am trying to use cpitchshift to pitch shift down an octave right now mostly and trying to do it by an octave.

    For this operation I am trying to downshift an octave using 2048 window size. In the right inlet I am sending -10.5. , , , but read on. . .

    So my questions:

    1: So, using cpitchshift I believe the variable that you put in the right inlet is the pitchshift using integers as half-steps. But it seems to be off. I tried -12 but the pitch was not an octave. Not even close. I adjusted the float to -10.5 to get approximately an octave. Any ideas? These are low notes I am trying to get. Think 98 hertz to 49 hertz, for instance.

    2: What is the latency if I am using 2048 window size? Is there a way to determine the latency?

    3: The NB quote at the end: Upwards pitch shifting is limited by the buffer size (1000ms = ca. 3 1/2 octaves at window size 4096.) What does this mean?

    4: If I am trying to get very low pitches what between 20 - 75 hertz, what buffer size should I use?

    I think that is the gist of my questions. Help. :)

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  • raynovich

    Hey all,
    Two questions:

    1: What is the latency of gain~? (It is from the else library.)

    2: How can I figure out the latency on my own?

    Any help would be very appreciated. :)

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  • raynovich

    So, an update: Yeah, the mknob was the culprit. I am now having to go through and fix other problems. Gosh it can be annoying to do updates.

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  • raynovich

    I do not update often enough to remember exactly how to do it without messing up the system. What is the best process to update externals?

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  • raynovich

    Ah. Yeah, I think I am using iemgui and moonlib objects. Thanks for the advice. Going to update them.

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