construct5

i've made a semi-random list generator (easy part)

(i'm using a multislider as a viewingscreen)

my problem is how to get it (that list) in the buffer~ object.

i am currently trying coll 2 peek~ but it's not working out..

anyway, it is too much work to use a coll when using 512 floats.

before that i tried a table .. got stuck there too.

so can anyone steer me in the right direction?

i've made a semi-random list generator (easy part)
and i want to use it as a waveform.
(i'm using a multislider as a viewingscreen)

my problem is how to get it (that list) in the buffer~ object.
i am currently trying coll 2 peek~ but it's not working out..
anyway, it is too much work to use a coll when using 512 floats.
before that i tried a table .. got stuck there too.

list-as-waveform

> my problem is how to get it (that list) in the buffer~ object.

> i am currently trying coll 2 peek~ but it's not working out..

> anyway, it is too much work to use a coll when using 512 floats.

> before that i tried a table .. got stuck there too.

don't use a list in the first place (limited to 256 elements)

just poke your data into buffer value by value.

> my problem is how to get it (that list) in the buffer~ object.
> i am currently trying coll 2 peek~ but it's not working out..
> anyway, it is too much work to use a coll when using 512 floats.
> before that i tried a table .. got stuck there too.

hi
don't use a list in the first place (limited to 256 elements)
just poke your data into buffer value by value.
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> so can anyone steer me in the right direction?

I would skip the big list -> peek stage and write directly to peek; you 

have the index numbers courtesy of your uzi, so you can feed the uzi 

index and the random number into [pack. 0 0] which makes a two member 

list that can be fed straight into peek's left inlet via a [deferlow] 

(otherwise nothing seems to happen on my box :).

You'll probably want to make sure you size the buffer correctly before 

construct5 wrote:
> see attachment...
>
> so can anyone steer me in the right direction?

I would skip the big list -> peek stage and write directly to peek; you 
have the index numbers courtesy of your uzi, so you can feed the uzi 
index and the random number into [pack. 0 0] which makes a two member 
list that can be fed straight into peek's left inlet via a [deferlow] 
(otherwise nothing seems to happen on my box :).

You'll probably want to make sure you size the buffer correctly before 
populating it.

On around Feb 8, 2006, at 16:58, construct5 said something like:

You may find the Brownian noise generator from Litter Power, lp.pfff~, 

a good deal more efficient. Record it into a buffer~ if you want to 

pfff~ is in the free Litter Starter Pack (URI down below). There is a 

more flexible lp.pvvv~ object in Litter Pro that allows you to adjust 

the "color" of the noise continuously. You can get similar effects with 

Here's an example doing what you wanted with lp.pfff~.

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On around Feb 8, 2006, at 16:58, construct5 said something like:
> see attachment...

You may find the Brownian noise generator from Litter Power, lp.pfff~, 
a good deal more efficient. Record it into a buffer~ if you want to 
loop it or something.

pfff~ is in the free Litter Starter Pack (URI down below). There is a 
more flexible lp.pvvv~ object in Litter Pro that allows you to adjust 
the "color" of the noise continuously. You can get similar effects with 
lp.lll~. And more...

gonna try some, but i don't have the object "deferlow"

(about the attachment.. i tried to include a file but nothing

appeared in the thread.. so i put a txt in a reply.. not a big deal..)

thanks for the replies..
gonna try some, but i don't have the object "deferlow"
see if i can find it somewhere..

(about the attachment.. i tried to include a file but nothing
 appeared in the thread.. so i put a txt in a reply.. not a big deal..)


i'm sort of new, using buffer / sampling objects. but i'm learning.

list as waveform