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cnmat::ResPing [Help Patch]

Send pulses to individual resonant filters in a bank

Syntax

Resonators options

Options

-name: Optional user-defined name for the transform
-amplitude: amplitude of impulse to pinged filters; Type: Float; Default: 0.1

Inlets

amplitude: amplitude of impulse to pinged filters; Type: Float; Default: 0.1
resonances: Type: Resonances
ping: index of filter to ping; Type: Integer
timeIn: virtual time source; Type: Time
panic: Reset the internal state of the filter; Type: Unit

Outlets

not_found: Sent when a pinged filter index is not found in the bank; Type: Unit
samplesOut: Type: Samples

Comments

ResPing offers very fine-grained control and exploration of resonance models. It sends impulses to individual filters within a resonance model according to the value of the index ping. Once a filter has been "pinged", the value of ping must be reset to trigger another impulse, whether on the same filter or a different filter.

Announcement / Credits

Copyright / Licence

Copyright (c) 2001 Amar Chaudhary. All rights reserved.
Copyright (c) 1998-2001 Regents of the University of California.
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     The Initial Developer of the Original Code is Amar Chaudhary.
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     Regents of the University of California and Amar Chaudhary. 
     All Rights Reserved.

     Contributor(s):
	Adrian Freed	
	

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