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Given an input stream of numbers, report statistics on "trends", i.e., series of increasing or decreasing values. This was originally used on the output of fiddle~ as part of the "laughter" detector for Edmund Campion's "ME".

Manage births and deaths of sinusoidal partial tracks, outputting control data for an oscillator bank.

Additive synthesis of one cycle of a harmonic waveform with specified amplitudes and phases.

Snap to Grid is used for adding randomness to a list of numbers, making a preset "grid, " making harmonic series, and creating lydian chromatic scales. Useful for tuning bell sounds to a chord, or randomizing amplitudes.

smooth-biquad~ is just like biquad~ except that new coefficient updates are "smoothed" to avoid clicks and other undesirable artifacts: the object linearly interpolates the coefficients from the old value to the new value over one MSP signal processing vector.

Additive synthesis with a bank of (optionally bandwidth-enhanced) sinusoidal oscillators

Find ranges of data in an SDIF-buffer

Write data from a Max list into an SDIF-buffer

Extract "tuples" of data (a list of values for each column) from an SDIF-buffer and concatenate them to form a Max list.

Publications: [cnmat:node/2324|ICMC99 paper]

report overall info about an SDIF-buffer

Publications: [cnmat:node/2324|ICMC99 paper]

Read info about SDIF streams from an SDIF file

Store SDIF data in Max's memory and make it accessible to other objects.

Publications: [cnmat:node/2324|ICMC99 paper]

Roughness estimate based on Richard Parncutt's algorithm.