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For once maybe get help from some generous trovadour.

16-Point Windowed-Sinc Interpolation only in gen? Data rather than buffer..

How make "Fill SINC 8, apply blackman in someway in this code box"? 

For once maybe get help from some generous trovadour.
First of all: Excuse my English.. 

16-Point Windowed-Sinc Interpolation only in gen? Data rather than buffer..
How make "Fill SINC 8, apply blackman in someway in this code box"? 


answer-is-good-sinc-interpolation-only-in-gen

to initialise a function in GenExpr you must do it only once, and turn it off after completion, otherwise you'll get infinite loops.

History init(1); // be sure to initialise to 1

if (init > 0) {
[DO MY FUNCTION]
init = 0; // turn off at end of initialisation
}


...this will only perform the loop on load.

if i have time i'll dig out my windowed-sinc GE code (i use a variable kaiser window) and post later.

Thanks STKR your toolbox its incredibly useful!!!

Unfortunately attempts to do so in a "similar way????!!!", only shooting a counter to load gen patch, an if 16386 sent a 1 in the right inlet of + =.

However, I notice distortions and artifacts in the interpolation, I'm not sure I miscalculated the SINC 8 functions, and did not know as applying a Blackman ..

inside gen (in a patch sincinterpolation)

 Unfortunately attempts to do so in a "similar way????!!!", only shooting a counter to load gen patch, an if  16386 sent a 1 in the right inlet of + =.
However, I notice distortions and artifacts in the interpolation, I'm not sure I miscalculated the SINC 8 functions, and did not know as applying a Blackman ..

inside gen (in a patch sincinterpolation)
record source with += and splat


[answer is good] Sinc interpolation only in Gen?