artmusicsouth

I do not know Jitter yet. I was wondering though is there a way in Jitter to analyze an image (jpg, tiff, etc)and export the data as either RGB, waveform, etc.?

I do not know Jitter yet.  I was wondering though is there a way in Jitter to analyze an image (jpg, tiff, etc)and export the data as either RGB, waveform, etc.?

light-spectral-analyses

Could you point me to where I need to go? I am going through the tutorials right now but if I can jump ahead somewhere just to take a look that would be great. Or even a sample patch.

Could you point me to where I need to go?  I am going through the tutorials right now but if I can jump ahead somewhere just to take a look that would be great. Or even a sample patch.


the question is quite general, so it's hard to give you much advice. a good place to start would be the jitter audio examples (Max5/examples/jitter-examples/audio).

once you know more what you want to do, start patching and post back here with your work in progress to get more help.

You're right Rob. The question is a bit general so i apologize. What I'd like to be able to do is anaylize the hues of a given image and export hat data into a table that I can then import into Open Music. I found a similar thread 

" target="_blank">here and the idea around jit.rgb2hsl looks promising.

I think part of my generality is because I waiting to see what the results are going to be. That will determine to some extent what I will do with the info. To clarify though I am not looking for the frequency of say Light Blue. Perhaps a better way to look at it is to think of anaylizing the entire blue spectrum.

You're right Rob.  The question is a bit general so i apologize. What I'd like to be able to do is anaylize the hues of a given image and export hat data into a table that I can then import into Open Music. I found a similar thread " target="_blank">here and the idea around jit.rgb2hsl looks promising.

I think part of my generality is because I waiting to see what the results are going to be.  That will determine to some extent what I will do with the info.  To clarify though I am not looking for the frequency of say Light Blue. Perhaps a better way to look at it is to think of anaylizing the entire blue spectrum.

Light Spectral Analyses