frame~
Description
The frame~ object is similar to the MSP sig~ object, but it provides a way to output lists inside a patcher loaded by the pfft~ object or to provide signal vector information outside of the pfft~ domain.
Arguments
None.
Attributes
Common Box Attributes
Messages
int
Arguments
signal-vector-value
[int]
An integer sent to the frame~ object will cause a signal vector containing that value to be sent out the object's outlet.
float
Arguments
signal-vector-value
[float]
A floating point number sent to the frame~ object will cause a signal vector containing that value to be sent out the object's outlet.
list
Arguments
signal-vector-value
[list]
A list of integers or floating point numbers sent to the frame~ object will cause a signal vector containing those values to be sent out the object's outlet.
anything
Arguments
signal-vector-value
[list]
Any integer, floating point number, or list sent to the frame~ object will cause a signal vector containing the value(s) to be sent out the object's outlet.
fill
Arguments
frame-value
[list]
By default, the frame~ object sets all unspecified frame values to 0. The word fill, followed by an integer or floating point value, will set all unspecified frame values to that amount.
See Also
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| cartopol | |
| cartopol~ | |
| fft~ | |
| fftin~ | |
| fftinfo~ | |
| fftout~ | |
| frameaccum~ | |
| framedelta~ | |
| framesnap~ | |
| ifft~ | |
| in | |
| out | |
| poltocar | |
| poltocar~ | |
| vectral~ | |
| MSP Analysis Tutorial 3: Using the FFT | MSP Analysis Tutorial 3: Using the FFT |
| MSP Analysis Tutorial 4: Signal Processing with pfft~ | MSP Analysis Tutorial 4: Signal Processing with pfft~ |