barry threw

I have a real time patch playing windowed audio. I have the window 

functions stored in a buffer, and can change them. What I would like to 

have happen, is for there to be a slew time on the window, so that the 

old window is interpolated to the new window over the slew time.

I have been kicking this problem around in my head for a minute, and 

haven't thought of a particularly good (i.e. elegant) way to do it. Or 

rather, I know how I could do it, but have this nagging feeling that 

there is a more simple solution than any direction I might embark on.

Has anyone done something like this before, or is there an object or 

method I'm not thinking of that helps do something like this, off the 

barry threw :: sound         | (if you would see the stars clearly,

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I have a real time patch playing windowed audio. I have the window 
functions stored in a buffer, and can change them.  What I would like to 
have happen, is for there to be a slew time on the window, so that the 
old window is interpolated to the new window over the slew time.

I have been kicking this problem around in my head for a minute, and 
haven't thought of a particularly good (i.e. elegant) way to do it.  Or 
rather, I know how I could do it, but have this nagging feeling that 
there is a more simple solution than any direction I might embark on.

Has anyone done something like this before, or is there an object or 
method I'm not thinking of that helps do something like this, off the 
top of anyones head?

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barry threw :: sound      		|   (if you would see the stars clearly,
http://www.barrythrew.com	 |   look hard at the surrounding darkness)
bthrew(at)gmail(dot)com 	     |                       -Ooka Makoto
857-544-3967             		 |


interpolating-between-window-functions

Yes. I had been thinking that a jitter solution might be the best.

I guess I should just build this thing and stop whining to the list. ;)

Yes.  I had been thinking that a jitter solution might be the best.

I guess I should just build this thing and stop whining to the list.  ;)

Andrew Pask wrote:
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>
> How about jit.buffer~
>
> :)
>
> -A
>

2dwave~ could be used for interpolation between two windows.

> I have a real time patch playing windowed audio. I have the window 

> functions stored in a buffer, and can change them. What I would like 

> to have happen, is for there to be a slew time on the window, so that 

> the old window is interpolated to the new window over the slew time.

>
> I have a real time patch playing windowed audio. I have the window 
> functions stored in a buffer, and can change them.  What I would like 
> to have happen, is for there to be a slew time on the window, so that 
> the old window is interpolated to the new window over the slew time.


Its funny how easy things are to make after you make them...

Here is a tentative solution to my problem.

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barry threw :: sound      		|   (if you would see the stars clearly,
http://www.barrythrew.com	 |   look hard at the surrounding darkness)
bthrew(at)gmail(dot)com 	     |                       -Ooka Makoto
857-544-3967             		 |

interpolating between window functions