Matthew Aidekman

I have an idea which is a sync NIGHTMARE. the idea requires me 

compare windowed fft frames of a number of buffers in non real time. 

I'm hoping to record windowed fft information of [SendMeBuffer] into 

[intoMeBuffer]. obviously [intoMeBuffer] is going to be a number of 

find a way to figure out which frame is currently playing inside a 

pfft~ and then use send~ (since pfft sums its outputs)

(I've included my first attempt which is totally flawed)

my question here is how to do it correctly

I have an idea which is a sync NIGHTMARE.  the idea requires me  
compare windowed fft frames of a number of buffers in non real time.   
and then resynthesize a composite

I'm hoping to record windowed fft information of [SendMeBuffer] into  
[intoMeBuffer].  obviously [intoMeBuffer] is going to be a number of  
times longer than [SendMeBuffer]

OPTION A:
find a way to figure out which frame is currently playing inside a  
pfft~ and then use send~ (since pfft sums its outputs)
my question here is how to do this.

OPTION B:
do a windowed FFT by hand.
(I've included my first attempt which is totally flawed)
my question here is how to do it correctly

recording-windowed-fft

I reread my original pfft~ post. it didn't make much sense did it? 

does anyone have an example of a pfft done by hand with fft objects? 

the one in the tutorial does not look very promising. heres my try at 

I reread my original pfft~ post. it didn't make much sense did it?  
please allow me a do-over.

simply put:
does anyone have an example of a pfft done by hand with fft objects?   
the one in the tutorial does not look very promising. heres my try at  
it.

recording windowed FFT.