• lordnacnud

    I want to be able to track the timing during a looping sample (i.e. one that resets to 0 at the beginning of each repeat)... at the moment I am using tabread4~ but I can't seem to access any information to do this.... my plan is to be able to track certain positions in the sound file.

    Any thoughts?

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  • lordnacnud

    Dear members,

    I'm trying to store more than two data values in one array.. is this possible?
    For example,
    I have x values - time
    and then multiple frequency values that I want to store under that one time value, then I want to be able to read out the data.
    Plus it would be great to add amplitude data from fiddle... rather than using a whole new array.
    Any ideas?

    Thanks,
    Stuart

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  • lordnacnud

    Being new to PD I find it hard using PD's help on Data Structures as it relates it to object drawing. All I want to do is create a list of data and read from that list and perhaps analyse the list... are there any basic tutorails on doing this?

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  • lordnacnud

    How do I get the index from it and I want to do this in Real Time

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  • lordnacnud

    Thanks for your help the article was very helpful, I found PD's own help files a little confusing.

    Do you know how to retrieve a particular value from the data stored in a struct? With a pointer it is possible to traverse a list in a sequential way and to reset the pointer to the beginning... but is it there a way to recall a particular value or to search a struct for particular values and output them. I am not interested in using this in a graphical way (like most of the examples work with), simply numerical?

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  • lordnacnud

    Thanks,

    But what i'm not sure about is about tying several frequency values / amplitude data and time, what you suggests solved two value combinations but not a third or even a fourth.
    And was what you were suggesting reliant on a single array table?

    Again thanks for your help!

    Stuart

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