Peter McCulloch

Since this keeps coming up on list, it would be a really nice feature 

to add an argument/attribute for phasor~ that would allow it to update 

its frequency in a sample-accurate manner when it goes from high to low 

There is a third-party object that does it, but this seems like 

something that's useful enough and keeps coming up that it might 

Since this keeps coming up on list, it would be a really nice feature 
to add an argument/attribute for phasor~ that would allow it to update 
its frequency in a sample-accurate manner when it goes from high to low 
or low to high.  (unless frequency is 0)

There is a third-party object that does it, but this seems like 
something that's useful enough and keeps coming up that it might 
warrant inclusion in Max.

feature-request-for-phasor

Quote: peter.mcculloch@gmail.com wrote on Mon, 02 July 2007 21:49

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> Since this keeps coming up on list, it would be a really nice feature 

> to add an argument/attribute for phasor~ that would allow it to update 

> its frequency in a sample-accurate manner when it goes from high to low 

> or low to high. (unless frequency is 0)

> There is a third-party object that does it, but this seems like 

> something that's useful enough and keeps coming up that it might 

Quote: peter.mcculloch@gmail.com wrote on Mon, 02 July 2007 21:49
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> Since this keeps coming up on list, it would be a really nice feature 
> to add an argument/attribute for phasor~ that would allow it to update 
> its frequency in a sample-accurate manner when it goes from high to low 
> or low to high.  (unless frequency is 0)
>
> There is a third-party object that does it, but this seems like 
> something that's useful enough and keeps coming up that it might 
> warrant inclusion in Max.
>
> Peter McCulloch
>
> www.petermcculloch.com
>
>
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feature request for phasor~