Hello all,
Is there another object I can use instead of the standard |average| object?

It apparently has a limit of 100 values?

That is an excellent article that is very helpful. Thank you.

I believe I started using a hanning window because it helps make a more smooth crescendo or diminuendo. Also, without using a hanning window, digital artifacts can be introduced into the audio. I think that is the reason anyway.

That being said, my patch here makes is not multiplication I believe. It is exponential. Correct. But using a power to the 4th is even better!!! that is great.

Do others use hanning windows? If so, why?

I got it working! Crisis averted.

Hello all,
So, I got this idea and wondered if it is a fool's errand to use adjust amplitudes with this method:

Instead of using a hanning window, what about doing something like this and triggering the 0 and 1 amplitudes with a trigger:

Success!!!! Ok, I downloaded and created the correct path! Thank you. I am up and running with knobs now. Now to figure out how to use them!

@whale-av Thank you.

And sorry for the confusion in speaking about "vanilla."

@whale-av
I was misusing terminology. I am using pd 0.51-1 which I believe is Vanilla?

Find externals I am trying now.
I did as you recommended. I feel really dense as I cannot seem to get knobs to work for me on this mac.

This is seemingly one of the only things I cannot get working yet.

@liamorourke

Did you ever find an answer to this?

@svanya
Yeah, I have not been able to get certain patches to work on "regular" pd when they were made in Vanilla. I have not been able to get knobs to work for instance. Maybe I should ask a question about that.

I think that might be a problem. I had to move to "regular" pd and not use vanilla. I do not think knobs work in regular pd.

I tried to use include Moonlib but it does not seem to work. I am on a mac.

Hello,
Looking to try this out. Is it for Pd-Vanilla? Or pd 0.50-0?

It looks like I am not getting the knobs.