Hi its me again with more noobish questions, im reading the johannes kreidler book and im in the granular synthesis chapter.
Im a little stuck because the book mentions a few times a hanning window but i dont see anywhere in the book how to build one, im guessing its pretty easy or the author assumes you already know how to do this, maybe i missed that page... i see its just an array but i have no idea how to approach this but to draw it manually...yeah...i know...so could anyone tell me pls?

thanks in advance

there is a description somewhere in the book, but i can't find it at the moment.
i attached an abstraction that creates a hanning window in an existing table.
what you have to do:
1. put the abstraction in the folder of the patch or somewhere pd can find it
2. create a table, for example http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/hanning.pd

Here's the reference from Johannes Kreidlers book - '3.9.4.1 Other windows'.

It's also got explanations on other windows ....... as the title suggests .

i don't know why every patch i ever see has hanning windows built with signal rate objects. It's not that much harder just to set up a [f ]x[+ 1] counter and use the [cos] message rate object to calculate the curve.

Even easier is to use [cosinesum <arraysize> 0 -1(.

ahhh, brilliant!

Thanks Maelstorm, always there with a good suggestion. I'll be coming back here to ask more questions when I get to the point of understanding arrays (different types), and in this case where to put your [hanning re-placer( in a patch.

Thanks.

I was just working on a patch with this and realized I posted that message wrong. Should be [cosinesum <arraysize> .5 -.5(.