jo geisler

I would be happy if you could provide me an explanation:

In the attached patcher if you increase the phasor frequency the signal is dissappearing in the scope object which I don't understand???

In the plot object the the signal stays as I would expect it.

Could somebody explain that to me as this is driving me crazy for some time with a larger patch where I got the same behavior and I thought it is about my code but it seems to be dependent on the visualization object (scope or plot).

Frage Phasor.maxhelp

In the plot object the the signal stays as I would expect it. 

Dear all,
I would be happy if you could provide me an explanation:
In the attached patcher if you increase the phasor frequency the signal i

scope-or-plot-which-object-is-telling-the-truth

check out [scope~]'s @bufsize and @calccount - more info in the [scope~] reference

i see that with in increase in buffer size and a reduction of calccount to 0 the representation are getting closer to plot.

I still don´t understand why it is doing that? Even if I increase buffer size the visual signal representation is changing strangely. In addition plot and scope are not showing equal signals no matter how hard I tune with the scope parameters.... ???

So coming back to my question: If I want to inspect a signal I assumed that scope is showing me how the signal looks like. But as I now understand it doesn't as changing scope parameters are changing the visual signal.

As i am programming a lot of in gen I need something that I can rely on (PLOT, SCOPE,...) to debug my stuff.

i see that with in increase in buffer size and a reduction of calccount to 0 the representation are getting closer to plot. 

So coming back to my question: If I want to inspect  a signal I assumed that scope is showing me how the signal looks like. But as I now understand it doesn't as changing scope parameters are changing the visual signal.

If you want to see the patcher correctly you have to click on the tab BASIC. :-)

MSP Analysis Tutorial 2: Oscilloscope and Spectroscope

SCOPE or PLOT - which object is telling the truth?