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somebody nows a external that makes the same job and runs on intel?

(kfilter forces incoming ints to conform to the defined key)

somebody nows a external that makes the same job and runs on intel?
(kfilter forces incoming ints to conform to the defined key)

kfilter-external

> somebody nows a external that makes the same job and runs on intel?

> (kfilter forces incoming ints to conform to the defined key)

Your description doesn't tell a lot. Do you have a help file for 

kfilter? What is key in this context, a key of the computer keyboard, a 

Also a reference where you found the non intel version of this external 

I don't have it on my harddrive, thus its pretty much unknown by most 

i.te schrieb:
> somebody nows a external that makes the same job and runs on intel?
> (kfilter forces incoming ints to conform to the defined key)

Your description doesn't tell a lot. Do you have a help file for 
kfilter? What is key in this context, a key of the computer keyboard, a 
key of a musical keyboard a scale?

Also a reference where you found the non intel version of this external 
would be helpful...

I don't have it on my harddrive, thus its pretty much unknown by most 
people... ;-)

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I read the help patch you posted but I'm still not entirely clear what it does. It says it conforms incoming integers to valid notes but unless it's less than 0, greater than 127 or not an integer then it's a valid note.

Something like that is very easy to make in Max so I doubt that's the intended function.

Can you specify what you want it to conform to, for example, scales?

http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/28/wo/LUKx8T9PVSDx7aqG.1/

0.2.1.2.26.31.97.4.35.0.1.1.1?user=davidrokeby&fpath=other%20Max%20objects&t

http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/28/wo/LUKx8T9PVSDx7aqG.1/
0.2.1.2.26.31.97.4.35.0.1.1.1?user=davidrokeby&fpath=other%20Max%20objects&t
emplatefn=FileSharing3.html


> 0.2.1.2.26.31.97.4.35.0.1.1.1?user=davidrokeby&fpath=other%20Max%20objects&t

Too long urls can be made small with tinyurl btw (Have a book mark in my ...

This seems to be a cfm external which doesn't run in Max 5 or on Intel 

It is also a graphical UI object, thus it would a bit cumbersome to 

create an abstraction, but still, it should be possible...

Easiest would be if David Rokeby would port it, but this can only happen 

Bruno Spoerri schrieb:
> You still find the object at
>
> http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/28/wo/LUKx8T9PVSDx7aqG.1/
> 0.2.1.2.26.31.97.4.35.0.1.1.1?user=davidrokeby&fpath=other%20Max%20objects&t
> emplatefn=FileSharing3.html

This seems to be a cfm external which doesn't run in Max 5 or on Intel 
Macs...

It is also a graphical UI object, thus it would a bit cumbersome to 
create an abstraction, but still, it should be possible...

Easiest would be if David Rokeby would port it, but this can only happen 
after the release of the new SDK...

Anyone know if this has happened? I was recently playing with Marcel Wierckx's Grain Tools and wouldn't mind playing with the pitch portion that uses kfilter

kfilter external