Is it possible to use [fiddle~] to get the frequency and amplitude of the Formats (F1,F2,...)
And if yes, how?

I'm pretty sure that the 3rd outlet is giving information about the Fundamental Frequency (F0 or Fx) but what can I do to get the others??

What is a good way to show the pitch of an audio input??

I was thinking of using the frequency alone, but I've been told is not accurate enough...

I'm a newbie and I'm trying to figure out how to increment a value.

I have the normalised RMS (in dB) changing and with a [metro] object I am sampling each 100ms.

I want to evaluate the mean of the value (in dB).

To do so I need to learn how to keep adding values to an integer variable/object, dividing by the count of samples is easy after.

my attempt

[0 ( [-40.2] <=dB (number)
| __ |
\ |
\_____| |
[+ ] <= the left outlet of [+] object is connected with the left inlet of i
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[ ] <=sum (number)

Is there a elegant way to reset an array (to assign to all x values an y value of 0).

thank you very much! Good explanation for a newbie!

Is there a way to describe the pitch of a speech?
I am thinking of the [fiddle~] object and his third outlet which is "raw pitch" (from the Help).. but I'm not sure it will work fine.

Now I'm a bit confused. Can someone define "pitch" please...

Thank you for the answer! I am just reading [fiddle~] Help and it seems that it is the right solution. I guess the third outlet will do the job.. (hope so)

Thanks, I will try these solutions!

Solved! sorry, I had to bang both the input numbers together.
Sorry I'm still learning! ))