fragmentsinabox

I would know if there's a cpsoct csound opcode for Max:

http://www.csounds.com/manual/html/cpsoct.html

It converts a octave-point-decimal value into frequency.

I tried to do some math but it's an exponential conversion, so it's little bit harder for me.

It converts a octave-point-decimal value into frequency.
I tried to do some math but it's an exponential conversion, so it's little bit harder for me.

cpsoct-csound-opcode-for-max-octave-point-decimal-conversion

lemmie see if i understand what it does ...

okay, as far as i understood c-sound allows a third decimal place for octave point picth, e.g. "8.000", and it is linear, right?

to be honest, i dont think you really want this (because from where the heck would you get such data?) but the math is relatively simple, you just have to convert the octave number to a note number and then you can use [mtof]

i dont know what a "cycle" is in csound - mabye you have to divide the hertz value /2. or something.

for more accuracy (which is a joke with such limited precision input, but) you can avoid mtof by doing the frequency conversion on your own:

octave pitch class value
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[* 12.]
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[mtof]
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pitch in hertz

Cpsoct csound opcode for max (octave point decimal conversion)