Re: [PD] bandpass makeup gain formula?

> > Measuring vcf~ with a Q of 5 and noise~ I do get different results > depending on the center frequency. For 100Hz the filter output is > 26dBRMS softer than its input signal, at 1000Hz it is 16dBRMS softer, > and at 1Hz it is 5dB softer. Raising the Q to 15 softenes all three > levels acco

Re: [PD] bandpass makeup gain formula?

* Peter P. [2020-03-08 18:21]: > * Miller Puckette via Pd-list [2020-03-04 16:49]: > > vcf~ aims for an approximate peak gain of 1 (although this is _very_ > > approximate for low values of Q). > Thanks for the info Miller! > > Measuring vcf~ with a Q of 5 and noise~ I do get different results >

Re: [PD] bandpass makeup gain formula?

* Miller Puckette via Pd-list [2020-03-04 16:49]: > vcf~ aims for an approximate peak gain of 1 (although this is _very_ > approximate for low values of Q). Thanks for the info Miller! Measuring vcf~ with a Q of 5 and noise~ I do get different results depending on the center frequency. For 100Hz

Re: [PD] rendering pd patches outside pd

* Max [2020-03-07 15:20]: > There is also the patch2svg plugin by IOhannes. Look for it in the deken > external manager aka "Find externals" in the Help menu. Indeed! Am using this one with much joy since a few years now. ___ Pd-list@lists.iem.at mail

Re: [PD] PD Weekend, Ithaca - 2/21

Location for the PD workshop weekend (Eyevee Arts & Media, 657 Elmira Rd, Ithaca, New York 14850) & additional details are all in the provided link: https://www.facebook.com/events/211751746606330/ On Sat, Mar 7, 2020 at 4:04 PM wrote: > > Date: Sat, 7 Mar 2020 18:51:13 +0100 > From: Bastiaan va

Re: [PD] Ofelia: destroy, create ofWindow

thanks Zack, your solution works. you put the creation of the ofEasyCam instance in a Lua script where i used the Ofelia Pd object. with the Lua script the the 'old' instance is replaced by a fresh one everytime [ofSetup] is done. am i right this shows a significant difference between the tw

Re: [PD] Mixed works that uses interactive systems

OK let’s get going then, these are recent and subtle ones, some of my favourite. For more classic ones, check IRCAM’s database, Brahms (http://brahms.ircam.fr/ ) which might give you hundreds Alex Harker’s Fluence, where the algorithmically composed ‘fixed media’ follow