Jonatan Ewald

How do I treat each element of the framesnap~object?

If I for example want to use an expression (expr. Is there an expr~ so that it is possible to use expressions for signals?) on each of the elements in framesnap~ is that possible?

If I for example take the amplitude from "cartopol~" and I want to convert that to dB before or after the "framesnap~" object for each of the elements, how would I go about doing that?

Hi,
How do I treat each element of the framesnap~object?
If I for example want to use an expression (expr. Is there an expr~ so that it is possible to use expressions for signals?) on each of the elements in framesnap~ is that possible?
If I for example take the amplitude from "cartopol~" and I want to convert that to dB before or after the "framesnap~" object for each of the elements, how would I go about doing that?

Hi,
How do I treat each element of the framesnap~object?
If I for example want to use an expression (expr. Is there an expr~ so that it is p

use-expression-on-each-element-of-framesnap~

Do I understand well you want to do calculation on lists? The vexpr object does that. The expression from amp to db is then [vexpr 20*log10($f1)].

Thanks for starting about framesnap~, had missed the introduction of the object.

Is there an [ expr~] object or some other object that lets you run expressions on signals?

there is no expr~, but in the given case it should be easy to use math objects:

mc.gen~ takes an @expr attribute. It is possible to type [mc.gen~ @expr max(-90,20*log10(in1))], in Max8 that is.

Thank you for this excellent topic! I was in a search of same question and got answer here. Again thank you for the good solution and helped a lot.

use expression on each element of framesnap~?