As i'm surely NOT a mathematician but a musician, i use to forget every 

usefull formulas untill i need it again, then i have to waste 10 minutes 

on the web just to be sure how to convert milliseconds to hertz (i know, 

i know...). I'm fed up. A friend gave me perfect tables for pitches & 

amplitudes (cheers to you, Laurent D.), but i wonder if anyone has good 

ones for hertz & timing & more (everything related to computer music) ??

ps: by the way, dear Christopher Dobrian, i've read again lots of your 

papers, and i wanna thank you for the great source you made (especially 

As i'm surely NOT a mathematician but a musician, i use to forget every 
usefull formulas untill i need it again, then i have to waste 10 minutes 
on the web just to be sure how to convert milliseconds to hertz (i know, 
i know...). I'm fed up. A friend gave me perfect tables for pitches & 
amplitudes (cheers to you, Laurent D.), but i wonder if anyone has good 
ones for hertz & timing & more (everything related to computer music) ??

ps: by the way, dear Christopher Dobrian, i've read again lots of your 
papers, and i wanna thank you for the great source you made (especially 
MSP + FFT).


definitive-formula-tables-for-computer-music

Perhaps not exactly what you're looking for, but a

very useful resource nonetheless (and the links might

http://www.saecollege.de/reference_material/index.html

Perhaps not exactly what you're looking for, but a
very useful resource nonetheless (and the links might
take you to what you want):

there is also ftom somewhere (third party)

for radians-to-hertz there is like 5 different 

object and patches if you search maxobjects.com

if you need to convert litter-to-trash you know 

ms to hertz would be [mtof] (standart). 
there is also ftom somewhere (third party)

i can offer 
[110.bend2f], 
[110.cm2ms], 
[110.db2lin], 
[110.nn2ms], 
[110. nntr], 
[110.nnts], 
[110.pythagoras], 
and [110.spb2bpm]

for radians-to-hertz there is like 5 different 
object and patches if you search maxobjects.com

if you need to convert litter-to-trash you know 
who to ask, don t you.


Just tried to get these from maxobjects.com and found link to be dead.

http://adminx.de/roman/_laut8leise/software/110.2004-X-1.zip

Cheers,
Gary Lee Nelson
TIMARA Department
Oberlin College
www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson


Thanks Roman, that's pretty cool. While i was looking for a .zip of this 

(but i suddenly remember your put .bin inside your .zip !), i took a 

tour : great ending on Silver.mp3 (especially the voice ;-) ). For 

Windows users : .toast files could be teated as .iso files, so Daemon 

Tools is your friend to "unzip" it (good to know, isn't ?).

f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music

> >>>>>> objects for max/msp | C, java & python

Thanks Roman, that's pretty cool. While i was looking for a .zip of this 
(but i suddenly remember your put .bin inside your .zip !), i took a 
tour : great ending on Silver.mp3 (especially the voice ;-) ). For 
Windows users : .toast files could be teated as .iso files, so Daemon 
Tools is your friend to "unzip" it (good to know, isn't ?).

f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music
> >>>>>> http://www.personal-computer-music.com
> >>>>>> objects for max/msp | C, java & python


> As i'm surely NOT a mathematician but a musician, i use to forget every 

> usefull formulas untill i need it again, then i have to waste 10 minutes 

> on the web just to be sure how to convert milliseconds to hertz (i know, 

> i know...). I'm fed up. A friend gave me perfect tables for pitches & 

> amplitudes (cheers to you, Laurent D.), but i wonder if anyone has good 

> ones for hertz & timing & more (everything related to computer music) ??

I pack my tables into patches always, then I don't need to remeber them 

anymore, but how to find the patches then? Ok I made a patch to find 

It was inspireded by the thread about an MSP overview patch, which was 

to big for my screen, even with Gregorys enhancements, so I did it my way...

I even included a readme to explain how to install it. You will need the 

St.ools and abhaXions as well and in those collections I do have some 

The good thing is, you can maintain it yourself and include pointers to 

3rd party objects. (I included a lot of them already)

I just realize its too big to post, i'll upload it to cycling/share 

together with updated versions of my tools.

just some too simplistic solutions below for the original requests, it 

seems its not worth to save one object abstractions, but actually it 

does make a lot of sense, look at it as a comment. much more convenient 

than an object plus a comment. It even makes sense to save the same 

f.e wrote:
> Hello,
>
> As i'm surely NOT a mathematician but a musician, i use to forget every 
> usefull formulas untill i need it again, then i have to waste 10 minutes 
> on the web just to be sure how to convert milliseconds to hertz (i know, 
> i know...). I'm fed up. A friend gave me perfect tables for pitches & 
> amplitudes (cheers to you, Laurent D.), but i wonder if anyone has good 
> ones for hertz & timing & more (everything related to computer music) ??

I pack my tables into patches always, then I don't need to remeber them 
anymore, but how to find the patches then? Ok I made a patch to find 
them also...
It was inspireded by the thread about an MSP overview patch, which was 
to big for my screen, even with Gregorys enhancements, so I did it my way...

I even included a readme to explain how to install it. You will need the 
St.ools and abhaXions as well and in those collections I do have some 
conversion patches.

The good thing is, you can maintain it yourself and include pointers to 
3rd party objects. (I included a lot of them already)

I just realize its too big to post, i'll upload it to cycling/share 
together with updated versions of my tools.

just some too simplistic solutions below for the original requests, it 
seems its not worth to save one object abstractions, but actually it 
does make a lot of sense, look at it as a comment. much more convenient 
than an object plus a comment. It even makes sense to save the same 
patch with different names (comments)...

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