Sergio Granada-Moreno

I keep getting this error message when using tap.buffer.norm~ to normalise a buffer~, as in the copy compressed:

tap.buffer.norm~: no buffer is bound to this object

Could someone highlight how to 'bound' correctly the two objects?

tap-buffer-norm-advice

Why not just send the message "normalize 1." to the buffer~ object?

my bad for no reading carefully the reference I guess.

yeah. definitely better.
my bad for no reading carefully the reference I guess.

any idea how to do the normalisation more smooth (with "normalize" to the buffer~ object)? if done in realtime, there is a perceptible abrupt change. I can use line~ to do the normalisation smoothly, but I don't know from which initial value to start the ramp. Is there a way to get an indication (which I presume will specify the highest amplitude)?

tap.buffer.norm~ advice