Hi all.

I am struggling with understanding the use of wrap~. From the help file it makes me think that wrap~ is similar to clip~ for signal limitation. But how exactly.?

Please help.

Thanks

Yang

Hi wiccy,
did you look at the pd-tutorial.com ?
The "3.5.2.3 Even / odd partials" sub-folder explains [wrap~] object really well

No, it's magic - see [samphold~]

[wrap~] is useful especially when you need to offset your signal by certain amount. for example, suppose you want to play two instances of the same sound sample on top of each other with a little offset. (think it's gonna rain). then you can use something like this

[phasor~]
|\
| \
| \
| \
| [+~ 0.1]
| |
| [wrap~]
|
.....
.....
| |
[tabread4~] [tabread4~]

and both instances will play at the same speed but at different locations.

check out the attached file...

hope this helps...

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/gonna_rain.pd

wrap~ wraps values that are greater than one down to zero.