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"cross-dog" example missed connection? (./examples/fft-fun/cross-dog.maxpat)


ak
Oct 23 2012 | 11:00 pm

in patcher old-school-fft-patch:

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see [*~ ] in the middle. Is this what author intended? Or do I have corrupted examples folder (in that case sorry for noise)?

Attachments:
  1. crossdog.png

    crossdog.png


Floating Point
Oct 23 2012 | 11:34 pm

i’ve got the same error in my copy too– and it certainly would not be an intended signal path


brendan mccloskey
Oct 24 2012 | 11:33 am

Are you questioning the existence of two signals at the left inlet? Sorry for noise if I missed the point.


brendan mccloskey
Oct 24 2012 | 11:37 am

*noise*
Operators accept a list pair AFAIK
*end_noise*


R∑N∑G∆D∑ R∆J∆
Oct 24 2012 | 7:31 pm

It’s been there since Max5. Whoever transferred this patch from Max4 to Max5, fucked up. Oh wait, I was the one who transferred most of the examples from Max4 to Max5(Cycling74 needed every example recreated object by object for proper databasing of the new patcher format)… But I definitely didn’t do this one, because anyone can tell: the examples i transferred all have obsessively segmented and neatly arranged patch chords. This one, on the other hand, looks like a pile of puke.
Ah, the idiosyncratic beauties of a product mainly developed off of cheap contract work :)


ak
Oct 24 2012 | 8:50 pm

@terry: thanks

@n00b: 1) yes 2) you missed the point ;-) I see no lists here.

@tokyo: :D

@brave_cycling74_team: what do you do with this discovery? every second fft frame imaginary part zeroed also sounds interesting (adds some flutter; and it can’t be (easily?) done with pfft), but then all comments about classical cross-synthesis (scaling magnitudes of sig.A by magnitudes of sig.B) are misleading.


Emmanuel Jourdan
Nov 05 2012 | 2:06 pm

Thanks this has been fixed for the next incremental.

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