SteveBeard11

i am currently creating a compressor, i have rectified the waveform to make it easier to set the threshold, ive basically recreated the abs~ object using this following IF statement:

    public void perform(MSPSignal[] ins, MSPSignal[] outs)

        float[] out = outs[0].vec;

        for(i = 0; i < in.length;i++)

                out[i] = in[i] * -1;

                out[i] = in[i];

I need to make this IF statement remembered as a variable so i can refer to it in following code without worrying about retyping everything a million times, if anyone could assist me with setting an IF statement as a variable or let me know if it is even possible it would be much appreciated.

	public void perform(MSPSignal[] ins, MSPSignal[] outs)
	{

		int i;
		float[] in = ins[0].vec;
		float[] out = outs[0].vec;
		for(i = 0; i < in.length;i++)
		{

I need to make this IF statement remembered as a variable so i can refer to it in following code without worrying about retyping everything a million times, if anyone could assist me with setting an IF statement as a variable or let me know if it is even possible it would be much appreciated.


if-statement-long-term-memory

private void ifStatement(float[] in, float[] out, int i) {
    if (in[i]

It looks like you want to create the absolute value of in. You could also use Math.abs():

I am not sure, but maybe you need to add the next header to the class:

I am not sure, but maybe you need to add the next header to the class:
import java.lang.Math;


thanks, could you please tell me how to constantly apply an equation to the input signal please? this is what i have tried so far but it returns an error message saying the equation code is out of bounds...

public void perform(MSPSignal[] ins, MSPSignal[] outs)

        if (input == Math.abs(in[i])

            if (input < threshold)

                    out[i] = 1.0f;

                    out[i] = ratio;

public void perform(MSPSignal[] ins, MSPSignal[] outs)
	{

		int i;
		float[] in = ins[0].vec;
		float[] out = outs[0].vec;

instead of using in.length, try using ins[0].n


if statement, long term memory