Float mixing matrix
Hi,
I am looking for a mixing matrix that will work like the [router]
object, but instead of boolean values will accept floating point values
to multiply the incoming value - in a way a bit like the matrix~ object
in non-binary mode for floating point values too, I guess? Something
like 16*24 matrix is needed, and I expect a lot of data to be flowing
through it, so I need it to be rather efficient.
I did a slick-looking one with 16x24 number boxes, but it redraws really
slowly making it hard to adjust parameters on the fly.
If anyone has a patch laying around, or even just a good idea on how to
do a really lean one, please let me know.
Thanks,
Andreas.
Joost Rekveld skrev:
> jit.la.mult and jit.cellblock ?
> (not completely sure about this though...)
Thanks Joost, this is a real possibility for me...however the "true
matrix product" thing confuses the hell out of me... Regardless, the
approach with two jit.cellblocks is very efficient. I am going to go
with [jit.op @op *]
- Thanks!
Okay, I just posted what I have so far as a Jitter-list thread, since
it's very much a Jitter setup I've made.
https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&th=26744&start=0
Thanks for your input, guys.
Andreas.
Not sure if it operates in a non-binary mode, but Panaiotis had an object called matrix that was like matrix~ for non-signals, with a few extra bells n' whistles. It's at http://members.aol.com/panaiotis/
Afaik, it's not yet available in UB, but when I asked about porting another of his objects (autocount) he responded positively, and said that given a reminder, he might do the rest of them,
cheers
Roger
The router object does a lot of what matrix does, too.
jb
Am 08.06.2007 um 10:05 schrieb roger.carruthers:
>
> Not sure if it operates in a non-binary mode, but Panaiotis had an
> object called matrix that was like matrix~ for non-signals, with a
> few extra bells n' whistles. It's at http://members.aol.com/panaiotis/
> Afaik, it's not yet available in UB, but when I asked about
> porting another of his objects (autocount) he responded positively,
> and said that given a reminder, he might do the rest of them,
> cheers
> Roger