88mph

trying to get my head around live pitch detection, but dont really get fiddle~

can anyone explain its use in laments terms, or even post a example patcher. would really help me out.

alternativly, if anyone has any good alternative examples, i am open to ideas at this stage!! cheers

fiddle

Tristan Jehan also has some good pitch tracking stuff: see

Tristan Jehan also has some good pitch tracking stuff: see
http://web.media.mit.edu/~tristan/
Cheers
Roger


The PitchTracker module from UBC Toolbox is precisely based on 

The PitchTracker module from UBC Toolbox is precisely based on  
Tristan Jehan's pitch~

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on inspection, i notice the pitch tracker is driven by pitch~

anyone have any insight into this external? in laments terms (i am a muppet!!)

> anyone have any insight into this external? in laments terms (i am a muppet!!)

I'm sorry, the pedant in me is winning tonight. Since it's the second 

time around I'm going to correct your spelling. The phrase you're 

looking for is "layman's terms," as in reference to language used with 

one who is not ordained (for both the religious and casual use of 

That is unless you really *mean* "laments terms", which would be depressing.

I'm sorry, the pedant in me is winning tonight.  Since it's the second 
time around I'm going to correct your spelling.  The phrase you're 
looking for is "layman's terms," as in reference to language used with 
one who is not ordained (for both the religious and casual use of 
"ordained").

That is unless you really *mean* "laments terms", which would be depressing.


> correct your spelling. The phrase you're looking for is "layman's 

I had been wondering what, in heaven's name, had been meant by 

"laments terms," one of the strangest phrases I have come across (and 

Your exegesis prodded me into looking up the malapropism on Google.

hits for the phrase (note the use of quotation marks), which is 

pretty lamentable. My only consolation is that Google finds 593,000 

If I had known what the guy wanted, I could have helped. As it was, I 

thought he was hoping for a relevant passage from the writings of the 

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On 22-Mar-2006, at 7:54, dlurk wrote:
> correct your spelling.  The phrase you're looking for is "layman's  
> terms,"

I had been wondering what, in heaven's name, had been meant by  
"laments terms," one of the strangest phrases I have come across (and  
I've seen a few).

Your exegesis prodded me into looking up the malapropism on Google.
 turns up 755  
hits for the phrase (note the use of quotation marks), which is  
pretty lamentable. My only consolation is that Google finds 593,000  
pages using the phrase "layman's terms".

If I had known what the guy wanted, I could have helped. As it was, I  
thought he was hoping for a relevant passage from the writings of the  
prophet Jeremiah.

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