@willblackhurst thank you! I actually found all your code on that side a couple of days ago. The array zoom file was very helpful to me... although I don't understand how to transfer changes from the zoomed array unto the original one...

I guess a better question would be if you know any place to learn more about manipulating data, datatypes (hex, binary and so on)? I want to get an understanding of the "file/data" side of computers to use it in music and maybe images Sorry if my explanation is unclear, but I don't know much about the topic... thank you

thanks for responding... You need to know the length of the header to specify it when loading raw files with soundfiler... But an alternative to this, would be to forget converting it back to an image for now, and find a way to make cool textfiles (maybe generatively) and then listening to those, or turning them into an image... So you kind of make the source material yourself somehow and then scramble around with it later...

ok thank you very much again... I think it looks complicated so not sure I will understand what's on the site, but will save the link for maybe later Do you know what other applications you can use this thing for except for filters?

thank you very much
The first part looks useful... the fft part is not the same "per-sample" thing right?

Hello again
Another question: is there any way to remove heades for unknown files for soundfiler. Maybe some database shows how long headers is for different files somewhere online or? My idea is to open for example an image file, but not being able to edit the header, edit the file in an array and writing it back to an image file with the same header... basically editing the files in an array but opening it back up as the original file type if possible. Can anyone help with this?
Thanks

Hello
I don't know much about this topic, but im interested in what can be made on a sample to sample level in pd. Does anyone know what different things can be done? I know you can make custom filters, but I was wondering if anyone could point me to a place where I could learn about this topic

Thanks i guess the closest thing is the bandpass filter idea… i actually started with that and thought that it would sound better controlling partials in additive synth instead of a filter… but now im actually unsure what im going for thanks for the response either way

not exactly... was thinking if you have a list of zeroes for example:
0 0 0 0 0
you could crossfade a 1 through the list
0 0.5 1 0.5 1
->
0 0 0.5 1 0.5
if I explained it right

Hello
I have searched on the forum and couldn't find anything
I have an additive synth with each partial tuned to overtones
I want to be able to crossfade between all these partials, but im not sure how
Is there a way to crossfade using a list of the partial index or another way?
Thank you for any help

Hello
I wanna draw a big waveform with lots of details, which I was hoping to be able to do with array, but when I make the waveform big I can't zoom in to make details. Is there any alternatives to do this?
Thanks