Hi all,
in this little patch I’m trying to compare the lengths of three different bpf-libs (with 6, 5 and 3 bpfs each), in order to make them of the same length, the highest one. In the example attached here, the last loop should repeat some of the bpfs of the bpf-libs with lesser bpfs, and yield 3 bpf-libs with 6 bpfs each, but there must be some mistake in there I can’t detect and the result is wrong. Thus I ask you: what correction should be done to make it work?
Best,
Francesco Vitale
comparing bpf-libs with different lengths to make them of the same (the highest) length.omp (78.8 KB)
Hello Francesco and hello to the whole community.
Thank you for the interesting question you asked and if I understood your request correctly I would have tried a small patch, in an attempt to help you. First of all there are, if I understood correctly, a few superfluous steps, in this regard I inserted some comments in my patch, maybe they can help to streamline certain steps. In my case I processed the additional bpf randomly, but you can obviously use any method. Let me know.
I hope I was helpful, best regards and good continuation.
neo
patch x francesco.omp (80.2 KB)
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Dear Neo,
first of all, many thanks for your great patch. The only thing I’d change in your brilliant solution is the creation of the random bpfs; what I’d need to do instead is to repeat some the already existent bpfs in the bpf-libs with smaller length to reach the number of bpfs in the bpf-lib with the greatest length. That’s why “iterate list” was used in the first place. If you have any ideas about that, don’t hesitate to share them! Thanks again for your help.
Best,
Francesco
Dear Neo,
here’s the little correction I’d needed, and it seems to work fine. I only changed a detail, but the main work it’s yours! Again, I’m very grateful for your kind help, that has led me directly to the solution.
Best,
Francesco
patch x francesco new.omp (77.1 KB)
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Dear Francesco,
Thanks for the final patch. If I may I would ask what you will use this patch for. I found it very interesting as an idea.
Good continuation and a warm greeting.
neo
Dear Neo,
thanks for your interest. Since the project I am working on is a bit complex to summarize in the few words of a reply, to give you a more detailed idea please allow me to refer you to the following link, on this forum: Monuments at the limit of the fertile trihedron. A note on extratemporal music and volumetric modelling sound synthesis | Ircam Forum
All the best,
Francesco