James Hall

I'm currently trying to port some gen~ code into Javascript to use with WebAudio, said gen~ uses a t60 object and I can't find any detailed information on what exactly the formula is that it uses. Looks like it's some kind of log function I think, was wondering if someone knows the exact constants / coefficients.

( t60 is a gen~ object )
I'm currently trying to port some gen~ code into Javascript to use with WebAudio, said gen~ uses a t60 object and I can't find any detailed information on what exactly the formula is that it uses. Looks like it's some kind of log function I think, was wondering if someone knows the exact constants / coefficients.
Thanks!

( t60 is a gen~ object )
I'm currently trying to port some gen~ code into Javascript to use with WebAudio, said gen~ uses a t60 object and I

what's-the-formula-for-t60

For future reference, to see this yourself, you can send the 'exportcode' to a gen~ box, and you will get the exported C++ code of the genpatcher.

Awesome thank you! I didn't know about that 'exportcode' thing, very cool.

What's the formula for t60?