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What would be the most relevant library for data storage and manipulation? I'm using Mlys~ to manipulate plates, and I'm looking to study the relationship between plates physical parameters and modes frequencies. I might possibly associate the data with data issued from zsa descriptors.

I would have used FTM, but the library is not developed anymore, and is not very userfriendly (to me).

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Jitter is good with matrices. Might be good for you if you data set has a known/fixed size.

Thanks Jean François. I am considering Mubu. I'm not really familiar with any of them. I don't think I'd have a very orthodox use of these matrices or buffers in the case of Mubu, since I need to compare values in real time, while they are produced by the models, but also store them.

Thanks Jean François. I am considering Mubu. I'm not really familiar with any of them.  I don't think I'd have a very orthodox use of these matrices or buffers in the case of Mubu, since I need to compare values in real time, while they are produced by the models, but also store them.


Mubu is interesting, but check the specifications: it looks to me as it's really designed to hold audio data. The good thing with Jitter matrices is that they are quite flexible when it comes to size, dimension, planes, data type.

Mubu is interesting, but check the specifications: it looks to me as it's really designed to hold audio data. The good thing with Jitter matrices is that they are quite flexible when it comes to size, dimension, planes, data type.
By the way, what is mlys~?


Mlys~ is the implementation of Modalys (physical modeling with modal synthesis) in MaxMSP.

data storage and manipulation library