slide Reference

The discrete derivative of the input

slide

Examples

Arguments

up [number]

Optional

Specifies the slide-up value. The default value is 1. A lower slide-up value results in a steeper slope upward wheras a higher value results in a smoother inclining slope.

down [number]

Optional

Specifies the slide-down value. The default value is 1. A lower slide-down value results in a steeper slope downward, wheras a higher value results in a smoother declining slope.

Inlets

x [number]

Set's the current output sample value (the value from which the next incoming value will smoothly transition from).

up [number]

Specifies the slide-up value. The default value is 1. A lower slide-up value results in a steeper slope upward wheras a higher value results in a smoother inclining slope.

down [number]

Specifies the slide-down value. The default value is 1. A lower slide-down value results in a steeper slope downward, wheras a higher value results in a smoother declining slope.

Outlets

out1 [number]

The smoothed input value.

Fixed Attributes

These attributes must be set in the object box and determine the behavior of the object at runtime.

hot [bool] (default: false)

Trigger computation on all inlets.

Dynamic Attributes

These attributes can be modified in the code during execution using the set object

down [number]

Specifies the slide-down value. The default value is 1. A lower slide-down value results in a steeper slope downward, wheras a higher value results in a smoother declining slope.

reset [bang] (default: 0)

Banging this attribute will reset the object to its default state.

up [number]

Specifies the slide-up value. The default value is 1. A lower slide-up value results in a steeper slope upward wheras a higher value results in a smoother inclining slope.

x [number]

Set's the current output sample value (the value from which the next incoming value will smoothly transition from).

See Also

Name Description
slide Smooth values logarithmically
slide~ The discrete derivative of the input
expr~ Evaluate an expression using the rnbo expr language.
rampsmooth Smooth an incoming signal