Arabrab

buffer-blackman-vs-other-blackman

hi . they are mostly equal , the only thing is that your TWOPI is compromised with floating point precision . Give it more precise PI, u will get better results !

TWOPI 6.283185307179586476925286766559005768

here¿ http://www.ttmath.org/online_calculator
or
PI 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288
TWOPI 6.283185307179586476925286766559005768


Sure, it was the first thing I tried, but how do I enter this value without being cut to:

3.14159265358979323846264338327950288 Max converts to 3.141593

Sure, it was the first thing I tried, but how do I enter this value without being cut to:
3.14159265358979323846264338327950288 Max converts to 3.141593

honestly if u are windowing u wont notice artifacts due to less precision , unless your audio is a sinewave around 40Hz . i cant tell the difference by ear

in gen uve got PI constant , u can provide whole formula there !

PD: And in my patch in GEN ~ I finally do this in Gen, using codebox and Data.

And I really hear the difference when I use the function created using an external buffer.

PD: And in my patch in GEN ~ I finally do this in Gen, using codebox and Data.
And I really hear the difference when I use the function created using an external buffer.


In gen using the constant "PI" I get exactly the same result. : (

Thank, thanks  DO...While
Thanks for your "vocation".


I noticed that you can enter higher precision than 6 decimal places into objects. it will display maximum 6 decimal places but holds and calculates with the higher precision number.

Buffer Blackman vs other Blackman