tedor

I am wondering whether someone could give me a good tip concerning the following. I am receiving a constantly changing data in a float number box. I would like to record it and play it back later on as if it was a sound file.

Should I experiment with buffer, with coll or with something very different? I was thinking about buffer, as via recording it might allocates the data to time as well.

I am wondering whether someone could give me a good tip concerning the following. I am receiving a constantly changing data in a float number box. I would like to record it and play it back later on as if it was a sound file. 

Should I experiment with buffer, with coll or with something very different? I was thinking about buffer, as via recording it might allocates the data to time as well. 

record-a-float

You might want to look at using [peek~] to store the data in a [buffer~] using [counter] to create the index value.

You may want to use [jit.buffer~]. That would maybe make the visualization of your data handy.

You may want to use [jit.buffer~]. That would maybe make the visualization of your data handy.
Jean-François.


Thank you for all of you. 
I will get my mouse in gear:)

Record a float