Higgins80

Have been reading tutorials and help files of the different scopes, but cant seem to find a solution to the problem.

I need to freeze the graphs at a given time, kinda like a screen shot. So i can compare different graphs from different signal routing in my patch.

i am working with audio signals, and the graphs are shifting way to fast.

would be nice if i could send a bang to the graph's in order to freeze them.

the capture~ object combined with the fft~ object (analysis introduction tutorial) has a clear and a write button, and saves the content of the bins as a lot of numbers. could these numbers be feed into a patch or object to get a graphical representation of the content ?

Have been reading tutorials and help files of the different scopes, but cant seem to find a solution to the problem. 

I need to freeze the graphs at a given time, kinda like a screen shot. So i can compare different graphs from different signal routing in my patch.
i am working with audio signals, and the graphs are shifting way to fast. 

would be nice if i could send a bang to the graph's in order to freeze them.
 the capture~ object combined with the fft~ object (analysis introduction tutorial) has a clear and a write  button, and saves the content of the bins as a lot of numbers. could these numbers be feed into a patch or object to get a graphical representation of the content ?

freeze-spectra-scope-and-or-signal-scope

Mute~ above a subpatcher might do what you want...

you can send a "enable 1/0" message to both scopes.

I haven't seen this documented anywhere, though....

you can send a "enable 1/0" message to both scopes.
I haven't seen this documented anywhere, though....


freeze spectra scope and or signal scope