Rodrigo

So I'm using the interpolation feature as a 'macro' type control in my patch. Now I'd like to have the relationship between the parameters being changed not be so linear (even though most start/stop different places).

I'm thinking of having a linear (or exponential) general curve, with some 'drunk-like' ebbs/flows.

Is the best way to do this to make a bunch of tables and then paste them in to the pattrstorage window?

If my parameters are from 0. to 1. and I use a table thats 128/128, does it interpolate between the table values?

Any other approaches to having complex interpolation?

So I'm using the interpolation feature as a 'macro' type control in my patch. Now I'd like to have the relationship between the parameters being changed not be so linear (even though most start/stop different places). 

Is the best way to do this to make a bunch of tables and then paste them in to the pattrstorage window?
If my parameters are from 0. to 1. and I use a table thats 128/128, does it interpolate between the table values?

Any other approaches to having complex interpolation?


complex-interpolation-in-pattrstorage

I think if you use tables it specifies you have to name them so you can reference the correct table for the parameter. It also says they should be 100x100 and not have scripting names I think. I am considering this approach for fine tuning of the interpolation for different parameters in my patch. There is a default exponential mode too.

Oh right, so I create a table elsewhere, then just tell it what table I want to use?

The exponential implementation in scale always jams me up (I usually want to do the inversion of what's possible), so I end up remapping variables another way. I actually use this handy patch a ton:

I need to brush up on my tables as I never really used them in my patching before (ie generating a table out of any of those things in the patch above).

Oh right, so I create a table elsewhere, then just tell it what table I want to use? 

I need to brush up on my tables as I never really used them in my patching before (ie generating a table out of any of those things in the patch above).


Make a 100x100 table, draw a line, then muck about with it a bit, and in pattrstorage tell it what table to use, and it interpolates the bits in between the table's 100x100 points.

Complex interpolation in pattrstorage?